A short story from many moons ago… Meetings With God “I met God yesterday,” Chuck said matter-of-factly as he was picking at the sweet-looking flies
On My Neglectful and Fickle Mind
Looking at the date of the last post, it seems that perhaps a list of things I’ve started and not finished would be apt to
The Art of Writing; or Writing as Art
Forget the Kindle, or the Kobo. The latest stylish book trend is sweeping its way through the world: Spineless Classics.
The Women’s Prize for Fiction (and all its sexist connotations)
Tomorrow, the Women’s Prize for Fiction will announce the winner of their ‘Bessie’ award and a sweet £30,000 prize. The winner, as suggested by the
The Joy of Defiling Books (Yes, Really)
There is something truly special about a new book – the smoothness of the cover, the still sharp corners that haven’t rounded and softened with
Review: The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson
Let’s be honest, it’s a ridiculous title. I like ridiculous titles though, they breed curiosity at the very least (even if they do get shortened
