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… and finally….
Language Some stories are wonderful to read just because of the beauty of the language. Beautiful! Sometimes all the main considerations outlined above are minimal, a slight plot with little action,...
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Calendars
I love calendars, I really love them, and I’m lucky to receive several each year at Christmas time; my husband always makes me one using his own wonderful photos, and he always buys me one of Northern...
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Hemingford Grey
I’ve known the little village of Hemingford Grey all my life because when I was young, my dear cousins David and Gillian lived their with their parents. John, their father was my dad, Donald’s...
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So you want to write… 5!
I’m beginning to plan what I ma going to do with my first session of my own group for the creative writing class for U3A (University of the 3rd Age) As I mentioned before I am going to be sharing...
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My family story in 10 objects… number 2
Object 2: My dad’s diary from August 28th to September 10th 1937 My dad (Donald or Snick) was born in 1919 in Saffron Walden in Essex; he was christened in Peterborough Cathedral, but spent most of his...
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Perverse and foolish
I was a voracious reader as a child; I read all the book sin our house, and all the books in the children’s library, before borrowing my mum’s library tickets and having a go at the adult section....
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Reading
I was recently posed a question about reading, and my reading habits. If someone just asked me in conversation, I would say I read mostly fiction, and mostly detective or crime stories. However, when I...
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