
The Bleeding of Budapest
What was it like to live in Orban's illiberal democracy? What does Hungary tell us about Europe's future?
This is a substack of short stories and music by David Savill, founder of The Northern School of Writing at The University of Salford, author of They Are Trying To Break Your Heart (Bloomsbury), and musical artist The Following Story.
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What was it like to live in Orban's illiberal democracy? What does Hungary tell us about Europe's future?

Thoughts on the anniversary of twenty years teaching
I gave a Ted talk on why ChatGPT can't write for you. It has received nearly 100'000 views to date, and made a lot of commentators angry. Two years later, I would stand by every word.

Chapter One - Healthy Erotica.

Antonio Tabucchi's forgotten novella - Requiem. A Hallucination.

Why you should do it all. In this short essay I explore the relationship between music and writing and explain why making total art is a great response to the mid-life crisis.

Coming March 8 to davidsavillwrites.substack.com. Subscribe to get it in your mail

David Savill