It’s no secret that Holy Week this year has been very different due to covid. For the second year in a row, the processions in Seville have been cancelled and normal celebrations put on hold. … More Holy Week in Seville: a year of old and new traditions
A random list of TV, podcasts and reading I’ve enjoyed over the past month which you might, too. … More Friday Favourites: March 2021
A list of ten things you can write about right now, even if you’re not feeling very inspired. … More What to write when you don’t know what to write
Is it a place? Is it a feeling? Is it the people we love? It may well be all of these and more. … More A playlist about Home: 50 songs of longing and belonging
I believe there are far more good things than bad ones that come from it. Today I explore three of the good ones. … More 3 things growing up abroad taught me
February 28th is Andalucía Day. In the run up to it, everyone is talking about what makes the region unique. … More Celebrating Andalucía: recent depictions of the Spanish south in advertising
It’s New Year’s Day as I write this and for most of you Christmas is probably over. However, in Spain we still have another few days of festive fun as kids await the arrival of the Three Kings on January 6th. I’m not one to get overly excited about Christmas until almost last minute which … More Friday Favourites: Spanish Christmas edition
There is no shortage of Roman ruins in Spain. Some are in the middle of modern city centres. Others, are out in the middle of nowhere, at the end of a track, in a random field. … More Munigua: a forgotten Roman mining town in the heart of Sierra Morena
In this new edition of Spotlight I’m talking to Dalia Moya, a UX/UI & visual designer from Seville who lives and works in L.A. … More In the Spotlight: UX/UI & Visual Designer Dalia Moya
I imagine I’m not the only one to turn to fiction as a way to coax my mind into thinking about something else when things get tough. … More Friday Favourites: November 2020
The Spanish Berry 