When negative is positive
Covid caught up with me in December 2022.
Continue reading “When negative is positive”Covid caught up with me in December 2022.
Continue reading “When negative is positive”Where is Napoleon’s tongue? Am I anything like my character, Marjorie Campbell? Bringing you more great artwork and a final round of questions about ‘Pumping Up Napoleon’ from students in South Korea studying dystopian science fiction.
Continue reading “Final PuN”More questions about ‘Pumping up Napoleon ‘ from the lovely students in South Korea. Once again all the illustrations are original creations, inspired by their reading of dystopian science fiction.
Read onMy short story ‘Pumping up Napoleon’, now 21 years old, gave a little kick of life recently, with some interest from young students in South Korea. This is the first of three posts in which I try to answer their questions about a story written before they were born.
Continue reading “PUN: Questions from South Korea”In ‘Quilt’, an exhibition appearing at the University of South Wales, two-hundred-year-old letters written on Washi – Japanese paper – are layered into works of art. We were asked to send our own brief words to appear alongside.
Continue reading “Words and Washi”Here’s a chance to check whether your manuscript really is ‘submission ready’. Thanks to Gretchen of ‘Thoughts become Words’ for letting me share her original post with guest Cate Whittle on: ‘Sending Your Book Baby Out Into The World’.
Continue reading “Sharing a post! ‘Levels of Editing’ by Cate Whittle via Thoughts Become Words”Snapshots of the Moon and Dorset with snippets from the diary at what turns out to be a difficult time.
Continue reading “Winter into Spring”An old way of writing yields new work; I feel a connection to a dear lost friend through her gift of a pen.
Continue reading “Filling in the blanks”The text of my one-page story – a complement (and a compliment) to Daniel Trivedy’s artwork ‘Welsh Emergency Blanket’.
Continue reading “Friday flash – People of the Village”Paula’s bookdar is second to none so it’s a particular honour that she featured my most recent blog post in her weekly roundup (tbr here in this reblog). Thanks, Paula!

This week we look at books read and reviewed, discover some of the best writing about literature on the blogosphere, take a peek at at two new posts relating to Wales, and highlight fascinating features from across the Internet.
Winding Up the Week #196
Books reviews with the occasional interview thrown in for good measure
Adventures in reading around the world
The blog of Poet & Book Reviewer - Rachel Carney
Some Thoughts on Literary Matters
"Well, there’s so much to read, and I’m so far behind." Wallace Stegner
Connecting the Americas, Bridging Cultures Supergringa in Spain: A Travel Memoir
Memoir, Narrative Creative Nonfiction, Personal Essays, OWN stories and more.
Bilingual leftist content for Kernow - Dalgh kledh diwyethek rag Kernow
Writer, TV Critic, Broadcaster
for writers and readers....
Musings and books from a grunty overthinker
facts and fiction
The Online Home of Writer Alexis Paige
A Variety of Posts; Writing Related. . .
Rachel McAlpine writes, blogs, draws and podcasts here
Oh, do not ask, “What is it?”/Let us go and make our visit.
Travels around the world and daily life
A Blog about magic, fiction and art
Teaching the art of composition for photography.