Last on the card – March primroses
The ancestors of these primroses jumped into a plant pot in Wales and made a journey…
Continue reading “Last on the card – March primroses”The ancestors of these primroses jumped into a plant pot in Wales and made a journey…
Continue reading “Last on the card – March primroses”The last photo for May is of the River Brit. A place full of memories, but always changing.
Continue reading “River Brit”Spring seems the perfect time for my story ‘Narcissus’ to make its appearance, just one of the fourteen offerings in Botanical Short Stories, edited by Emma Timpany. Out today, 4 April 2024!
Continue reading “Happy Publication Day!”This is my last photo for December: a timely goodbye to 2023, and my offering for Bushboy’s Last on the Card photo challenge.
Continue reading “Sunset on 2023”I was just in time to add my contribution to the December Poetry Challenge from Fake Flamenco. The challenge was to write using the Japanese form; dodoitsu.
Continue reading “Turning the tide”Not every Full Moon drops so neatly into the giant’s eye socket. Maybe he’s going to wake up…
Continue reading “Eyeballing the Moon”I’m always surprised by the last photo I took for the month. This time it’s the allotment, which feeds me and my imagination. Join in with Bushboy’s Last on the card challenge.
Continue reading “August Surprise!”My last photo for June – and the strange separation between Post Office and Royal Mail.
Continue reading “The Uncollected”This month’s entry for Bushboy’s Last on the card challenge contains a mystery.
Continue reading “Raining in my hall”The last photo on my phone for March is a herald of Spring – the celandine. Late entry for bushboy’s Last on the Card Challenge. Some not totally irrelevant advance news of inclusion in a new anthology.
Continue reading “Cover me with flowers”Books reviews with the occasional interview thrown in for good measure
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