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profound and witty essay
we'd have armed guards on every corner
As she digs further into her father's story
instruments of God
what we do
The Ruin of Magic by Kate Holden coming-of-age profound and witty essayIs it possible to live wondrously by fluorescent light? In The Ruin of Magic, Kate Holden turns her attention to home, belonging, enchantment and the risks and comforts of nostalgia. She meditates on the cultural belonging she feels to long ago Europe versus the natural belonging she feels to the Australian landscape. And she laments the flattening influence of modernity while directing an amused gaze at her own pretensions all the time consulting the