Game of Thrones, Squirrels, & Fantasy Recommendations
It is Star Wars Day as I write this, aka the day of terrible puns, and I’m sat in my car, waiting for my son, as some teenagers get told off by the police for drinking outside our local store.
How hard is writing? Very, it turns out.
It’s coming on for April, the skies of England are once again full of sunshine, but my writing life is full of rain.
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...February Roundup
I’ve been in a holding pattern this month, waiting for Beta readers of Sky of Souls to get back to me and otherwise working on story outlines.
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...2019 Brings Dark Rhymes
A belated happy 2019! Can you believe we’re already halfway through January? Yikes… So, what’s been happening? Well, my cat Neo acquired a limp this month, received fighting next door’s cat. Luckily, he has made a full recovery without me having to sell a kidney to pay the vet....
Festive Frolics & the Best of 2018
A Full Gamut of Autumnal Fun
So what have I been up to this month? Well, it was my birthday! So I got quite drunk and shouted obscenities intermingled with giggles at my friends in a Brighton pub. That’s what friends are for, right? I saw a great band too, called Henge, if you like...
Halloween Frights and Delights
September – time to get serious
It’s been a busy month, the highlight of which was a trip to the Netherlands, where against my better instincts the little people persuaded me onto some gut wrenching rollercoasters. (I literally tensed to stop my kidneys swapping sides…) The canals in Amsterdam go on forever, the Dutch people...
A grim, and dark tale…
Chained to a radiator. Hostage to the worst of the worst, the devil's armpit's bottom of evil doers. I could have tried hacksawing my way out of there, but there were too many men on the stairs.
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New Evidence for Dragon Flight