
My last blog on the 12th December – It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas, I had intended being my last until the New Year, but so much has happened since then, well okay – apart from Christmas,
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I know it’s a cliché, but the joy of Christmas seems, for a lot of people, to have been swallowed up by the commercialism of the occasion, or at least that’s the perceived perception. But I think there’s something far worse going on. I think Christmas has lost its magic.
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I was going to post the second blog in the Tales From The Cop Shop series, but there was a government announcement last week that made me decide to take a little pause in that particular narrative and direct my attention elsewhere
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We got our first Christmas card this year, appropriately enough, on 1st December from friends David and Kay Dunham. Since then, there’s been a steady trickle of cards, so the house is beginning to look a lot like Christmas.
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I was hoping my second novel EDGE OF CIVILISATION would be published in time for Christmas, but for various reasons, it’s now due out in April 2022
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I know you’re all on the edge of your seats waiting for this blog, so here it is – Tales From The Cop Shop – Part 2.
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I was trying to think if there was ever a moment in my life when time actually stood still. I couldn’t think of it. I mention this because since whenever it was this virus thingy kicked off
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Two things happened last week that at first didn’t seem in any way connected – but then I realised there was a connection and it was so strong it was almost tangible.
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The other day I was watching a documentary about Arthur Miller, the American playwright. For various reasons, I already knew quite a bit about him.
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Probably the question I’m asked the most is – “How do I become a writer?” And of course, it’s impossible to answer.
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