Archive - Just William

Tasmanian Wildfire

The Kureishi Chronicles: Spring writing competition winner

Jun 16, 2024 •

J William Browne

May 2024

Getting to Tasmania is too easy

Victorian prophets and modern loss

May 6, 2024 •

J William Browne

January 2024

London: A place for everyone*

*Exclusions may apply.

Jan 21, 2024 •

J William Browne

December 2023

Old books vs. New books

Why read 'War and Peace' when we know so much more than Tolstoy?

Dec 27, 2023 •

J William Browne

A Consumerist's Carol

When Christmas traditions become ghosts

Dec 10, 2023 •

J William Browne

November 2023

Britons are born with heads facing backwards

Life in a country where there is no time like the present

Nov 12, 2023 •

J William Browne

October 2023

Two authors and three meaningful coincidences

A chance meeting with Ian McEwan and the alchemy of reading Patrick Harpur's Mercurius

Oct 29, 2023 •

J William Browne

The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco, review

The search for a difficult pleasure

Oct 22, 2023 •

J William Browne

August 2023

In the First Circle by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, review

Life on the gilded edge of a precipice

Aug 6, 2023 •

J William Browne

July 2023

Memoirs of an Anti-Semite by Gregor von Rezzori, review

Don't judge a book by its title

Jul 9, 2023 •

J William Browne

The Peregrine by J.A. Baker, review

Nature poetry in flight

Jul 2, 2023 •

J William Browne

June 2023

The Islands of the Setting Sun

This Earth of Mankind and Man Tiger review

Jun 17, 2023 •

J William Browne

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