I Have Always Thought, The Secret Purpose

British Society Has Never Been Cleansed Of The Filth Of Imperialism.

Language Upon A Silvered Tongue Affords Enchantment Enough.

Both John F. Kennedy And Nelson Mandela Use The Same Three-word Phrase Which In My Mind Says It All, Which Is ‘freedom Is Indivisible. You Can’t Slice It Up, Otherwise It Ceases To Be Freedom. You Can Dislike Charlie Hebdo … But The Fact That You Dislike Them Has Nothing To Do With Their Right To Speak.

The Act Of Migration Puts Into Crisis Everything About The Migrating Individual Or Group, Everything About Identity And Selfhood And Culture And Belief. So If This Is A Novel About Migration It Must Be That Act Of Putting In Question. It Must Perform The Crisis It Describes.

Even When Things Are At Their Worst, There's A Little Voice In Your Head Saying, 'good Story!'