IMPERTINENCE — the Entitled Lord
In a prosperous town by the river there once lived a land owner named Lord Elgin. A fable about impertinence and the consequences of entitlement within family and society.
In a prosperous town by the river there once lived a land owner named Lord Elgin. A fable about impertinence and the consequences of entitlement within family and society.
O my children, and all you who shall come after me in the generations of the Two Lands, draw near beneath the spreading branches of the sycamore tree where the breeze carries the scent of lotus and the voice of the Nile sings softly. I AM Bata, from Child to King.
A Metaphor for Light, Exposure, and the Relentless Return of Darkness A single candle, its flame flickering like a defiant heartbeat, is carried by one solitary figure into the absolute black of a subterranean cavern. For a fleeting moment, the walls awaken.
Deep in a forest where a silver river wound its way through ancient trees, there lived an Eager Beaver. A fable about good intentions and the wisdom of knowing when to act and when to listen.
Ah, mes chers amis, how strange it is to gaze upon my life, where the curtains of time part to show each moment like those on a grand stage, revealing every act, every soliloquy, every bow. I AM Sarah Bernhardt, the first celebrity.
In a town on both sides of a large river lived two men, Elias and Marcus. A fable about zeal, the two bridges, and how competing visions can divide or unite a community.
I remember well that night in 1968 as if it were etched in the stars themselves. I AM Ahmed, witness to a miracle that changed everything.
We live at a time where influence is currency and authority a throne, when an insidious affliction spreads among those at the apex of society – politicians, celebrities, financiers, corporate titans, and elite…
We live in a period of civilisation marked by social upheavals creating a collective sense of unrest.
A fable about hysteria in a mountain village community.