“The Hot Gates”

While some of the pieces may not have travelled that well through time, William Golding’s collection of short non-fiction – “The Hot Gates” – remains a delight. The breadth on Golding’s menu is extraordinary: Ancient Greece, the English Channel, Stratford-upon-Avon, a kind of critique of “War and Peace” – as well as his own “Lord … Continue reading “The Hot Gates” →