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    *Food For Thought: A Review Of Ron Butlin’s Billionaires’ Banquet…
    • Sep 16, 2017
    • 3 min

    *Food For Thought: A Review Of Ron Butlin’s Billionaires’ Banquet…

    For those whose reading habits include philosophy as well as literature this novel is a joy from start to finish as Butlin name checks, among others, Seneca, Plato, Kant, Hume, Nietzsche, Wittgenstein and Bertrand Russell. His central character is also called Hume, a philosophy student who uses what he learns to make points and win arguments. Those named provide aphorisms to help him through his early life, but this is not a modern take on Sophie’s World; quite the opposite a
    Prestige & Prejudice: A Review Of Kevin MacNeil’s The Brilliant & Forever…*
    • Jan 5, 2017
    • 3 min

    Prestige & Prejudice: A Review Of Kevin MacNeil’s The Brilliant & Forever…*

    With wall-to-wall media coverage, including prime-time TV shows detailing the runners and riders as well as the result, it can be argued that the importance of winning, or being listed, while understandable is out of proportion. The danger is that an award itself becomes more important than the books and the writing. But while the importance of the Man Booker, and others of its ilk, may appear to be increasing year on year it’s nothing when compared to the high-stakes involve

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