
Graham Phillips is the author of The Sepia Quill, an ongoing collection of essays exploring how institutions shape the questions we ask, the language we use, and what we learn to notice. Drawing on a career in international NGO and local government, his writing sits between social observation, philosophy and public policy. He lives in Suffolk, England. Graham's website is www.thesepiaquill.co.uk

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