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Britain's Gas Supplies and Energy Security
I first wrote this piece in September 2017 which was self published on another site. The reason for resurrecting it is that on the BBC News website...
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Sex and Marriage
Before I got married I lived by myself. Living by yourself you develop your own routine so that you know where everything is when you need it and...
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how to lose at Kimberly’s Game
love is akin to gravity
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Uncle Patrick and The Age of Elegance
Uncle Patrick used to arrive at my grandparent’s house on a Lambretta scooter with Aunt Margaret riding pillion in the early 1960’s. Lambrettas were...
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We are so tired
Treading water. Clawing at the surface but unable to keep our heads above it. Reaching out toward distant land where grieving lovers wring their...
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Omar's Diary to 23rd February 2018 - football, lameness and sore ears
Sunday saw quite an evening for a dark horse. No, Man Servant had not subscribed to a racing channel so we could watch one of his 100/1 selections...
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Omar's Diary for Sunday 18th February 2018
Man Servant’s prime tribulation yesterday morning, Saturday, was getting his Waterman fountain pen to function so we could work together at drafting...
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The Barmaid
Manchester – in the final days of the smoky old town. Listed buildings, monoliths, stand amid the rubble of demolition, tower-block flats and new estates…
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Fictional Novel Chapter Five: the rat
If you looked at the dirty blue seats with disfigured cushioning closely, you could almost hear them [the seats] heaving a sigh of relief and speaking to each other. “Which station is this, mate?” “It’s only Covent Garden, mate; many more to go before we can stretch ourselves”.
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Tavistock - the grey squirrel who might have literary connections
I walked around the square twice trying to find a blue plaque on a wall that marked where Leonard and Virginia Woolf once lived for fifteen years. At...
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