Attention and Imagination

A Reminiscent Look at George MacDonald's 'Little Daylight' Republished by Mike Wilhelm

A PALACE CANNOT TRULY BE CALLED A PALACE unless it has a forest nearby-preferably very close. The closer the better. It shouldn’t be completely surrounded by trees, as a palace should be open to the sun and wind, standing brave and tall with shining weather vanes and flying flags. However, there must be a forest on one side of it. The king who was to be…