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Friday, 18 October 2024

It’s Not A Question — It’s A Command

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  We’re going for a walk “Sorry, Caped Crusader, I have to go into town.” And I find myself doing that thing of explaining the trip, promisi...
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Thursday, 3 October 2024

Prison Life, A Rogue Brick, And Signs Of Spring

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  The Caped Crusader Every week I go on trips out with the Caped Crusader — I would be in trouble if I didn’t— and this week was no exceptio...
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Thursday, 14 April 2022

Writer's Journey Through Covid - Days 6-10

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  Covid Day Six— Neglected Seedlings Covid Day Seven— How To Avoid A Nasty Shock Covid Day Eight— The Little Things Get Neglected Covid Day ...
Thursday, 7 April 2022

Writer's Journey Through Covid - Days 1 -5

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  Covid Day One — Now Where Did That Come From? Covid Day Two — The “Other” Pandemic Covid Day Three — Dammit! Horse-Dewormer Covid Day Four...
Wednesday, 25 August 2021

Three random questions on writers and writing

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Q: When is it too late to write your first novel? A: If you want to write one, then it's probably not too late. CHECK THIS OUT FOR FURTH...
Thursday, 3 June 2021

Bright new day, bright new tech - and a problem I didn't know I had

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Image by Michael Schwarzenberger If you follow my blog by email, you will receive this via a different route from before. By the wonders of ...
Saturday, 22 May 2021

The view is very different from the other side of the counter

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Image by Louise Day Once a year, pandemics permitting, I set aside being an author and become a bookstore manager for the weekend. When I fi...