Essays
A collection of reflective essays on identity, resilience, culture and the quiet moments that shape our lives.
New essay published every Sunday.
Whatever Happened to the Phone Call?
A reflection on phone calls, voice notes and why hearing someone’s voice still matters in a world full of messages.
Murder on the Allotment Has More Growing Beneath the Surface
A review of Murder on the Allotment, a funny and moving musical about prejudice, belonging and unexpected human connection. A small musical with some very big things to say. Kay reflects on Murder on the Allotment, a funny, provocative and unexpecte
When Did an Ordinary Life Become Something We Needed to Fix?
A reflection on modern life, constant self-improvement and why an ordinary, uneventful day might be the luxury we miss most.
Stephen Graham and the Face That Says Everything
A reflection on Stephen Graham, British acting, authenticity and the quiet power of performances that feel completely human.
Topics explored here include identity, grief, healing,
self-worth, resilience and the quiet work of personal growth.