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My working career spans the Royal Navy, a spell as a dairyman in the Highlands of Scotland, many years in military survey in the British Army, and a fourth career in Information Technology. I have recently become a budding author. See more...-
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Monthly Archives: December 2020
Book Review: Fatherland by Robert Harris
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Fatherland by Robert Harris My rating: 5 of 5 stars What an excellent book! The version that I read was a twentieth anniversary edition of Robert Harris’s breakthrough novel. In the forward, he explains…
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Book Review: They All Fall Down by Tammy Cohen
They All Fall Down by Tammy Cohen My rating: 4 of 5 stars The chapters of this book switch between the stories of the main protagonist, Hannah, her mother, Corinne, and one of the therapists in the The Meadows psychiatric … Continue reading
My Most Enduring Memory of 2020
During the first UK Coronavirus lockdown in March to May 2020, on Thursday evenings at eight o’clock, huge numbers of people turned out into the streets to clap, bang pots, twirl football rattles and blow horns in appreciation of the … Continue reading
Lance’s Coach Tour #5 – re-blogged
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“Today, ladies and gentlemen, is the most anticipated coach tour of this infamous time-traveling series. We have already seen the building of Stonehenge, enjoyed the jazz of 1920s New Orleans, witnessed the schooling of young…
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Book Review: The Last Correspondent by Soraya M Lane
The Last Correspondent by Soraya M. Lane My rating: 5 of 5 stars The story drew me in right from the start. It is extremely well-written, and it is realistic. There is a lot of violence and gore, which is … Continue reading
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