Rather than simply repeating the wrecking-ball momentum and fist-shaking incredulity of his previous work, WHO WATERS THE WILTING GIVING TREE takes a fairly intimate view of the usually enigmatic $ilk.
"The lure of travel, I thought, is only the lure of illusion, the mistaken belief that in a new country with different people and different ways, we can escape the confines of ourselves..."
I find that so hilarious, beams Patrick Wolf, a supposedly missing man, yet sat staring at me in an off-white vest top with slicked back bleach blonde hair via Zoom from his home on the Kent coast, where he moved post-lockdown.
A lot of stuff with my family ended up becoming public, and it unraveled. It played with my peace, played with my emotions. I think that ended up carrying out onto the field, not being able to focus.
Hepburn's childhood was marked by her parents' separation, boarding school, and the turmoil of World War II, experiences shaping her into the caring and humble person she became.