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Close up from one of Paul Nash's woodcuts, reflecting the themes of art and portraiture in Carlos Paguada's short story

Fiction | Two Portraits by Carlos Paguada

Fiction, Writing

‘The few people I have shared this experience with tend to fall into two camps: those who praise my abilities to invent things that never happened and those who believe that I’m just being deliberately obtuse. Everyone’s entitled to their fair share of scepticism, right?’

Short fiction by Carlos Paguada.

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