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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...-
Recent Posts
- Scat the Black Cat returns! 25 June 2020
- Book Review: Lilitu by Ina Morata 22 June 2020
- Burke in the Land of Silver by Tom Williams 21 June 2020
- Book Review: Going Gently by David Nobbs 18 June 2020
- An Interview with Paul Dodgson 17 June 2020
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Scat the Black Cat returns!
Originally posted on E. De Sousa:
After a wobbly start to Scat’s re-launch, thanks to C19, Scat has finally found firm footing for his return. Ready to face his readers with a new cover and a revised version of his…
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Book Review: Lilitu by Ina Morata
Lilitu by Ina Morata My rating: 3 of 5 stars Read as part of the ‘Erotic Myths & Sexy Tales Boxset Books 1-4’ This is a story of supernatural lust getting in the way of worldly love and lust. Lilitu … Continue reading
Burke in the Land of Silver by Tom Williams
Originally posted on BOOKMARKED REVIEWS:
We meet James Burke as he fights the rebellion of black slaves in Saint Domingue. At the time he serves a French master, King Louis XIV. Boukman, a legendary rebel leader, accurately foretells his own…
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Book Review: Going Gently by David Nobbs
Going Gently by David Nobbs My rating: 5 of 5 stars This is just so brilliant, original, insightful and downright funny. The main character is lying in a hospital bed, paralysed and awaiting her inevitable death. Unbeknown to her visitors … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, comedy, David Nobbs, Going Gently, insightful, original
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An Interview with Paul Dodgson
Originally posted on Val Penny's Book Reviews:
I am delighted that writer and musician, Paul Dodgson has found time in his busy schedule to chat to me today. Thank you so much for your time, Paul.? 1 Please tell…
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Book Review: Killing Eve – Die for Me (Endgame)
Endgame by Luke Jennings My rating: 4 of 5 stars The third book in this series was originally launched under the name ‘Killing Eve- Endgame,’ which is what I pre-ordered. I suppose that the publishers, or the author, changed the … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, killing eve, luke jennings, psychological, psychological thriller, thriller
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The Last High and Low of a Mouse
Not long after I started my round as an Ocado delivery driver this morning, this happened. It made me sad. I had to write about it. Driving my van at half past sixbetween Grateley and Choldertonon my way to drop … Continue reading
Book Review: Hunter’s Chase by Val Penny
Hunter’s Chase by Val Penny My rating: 4 of 5 stars As you’d expect from the first book in a crime series, there is plenty of character development. I must have met about twenty characters in the first four chapters … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, crime fiction, edinburgh, hunter, Scotland, thriller, val penny
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Work begins on footway and street lighting
Finally, the work has begun to make the road outside my house safer. I have been campaigning for this moment for nine years. Here the link to the report in the Andover Advertiser. Link to Andover Advertiser article about progress … Continue reading
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Tagged andover, campaign, charlton road, dairy court, footway, old creamery, safety, street lighting
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Let There Be Light – Phases Two to Four
Previous post: Let There Be Light – Phase One On Wednesday 3rd June, Phases 2-4 were completed. The lanterns we placed atop the new poles, the new main was connected and the old lamp posts were removed. The operation was … Continue reading
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Tagged andover, campaign, charlton road, dairy court, footpaths, street lighting, street lighting footpaths, the old creamery
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