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I'm a latecomer to this, but
Posted on Tue, 17 Sep 2024
I'm a latecomer to this, but it's such a beautiful piece, Lena. The last line is perfect. This one will stay with me.
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I think King Starmer is
Posted on Sat, 21 Sep 2024
I think King Starmer is facing all sorts of dragons in Liverpool this week. I have been determined to avoid any rush to judgement because we're still in the very early days, but so far, Alfred, the benefits of my doubt are heading the same way as...
Read full commentPosted in The New King Arthur Slays His First Dragon! By Alfred N.Muggins
It's always such a pleasure
Posted on Sun, 22 Sep 2024
It's always such a pleasure to come back to Willow's world. It's like seeing old friends again. I love the way you control this story, unfolding the characters and the narrative piece by piece so there is always something new to discover. Thank...
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A very good read. It reminded
Posted on Sat, 14 Sep 2024
A very good read. It reminded me of standing watching the runners come in at the end of the London marathon a few years ago, waiting for my daughter to finish. (She did!) It is indeed really uplifting to hear the crowd cheering for everyone. And...
Read full commentPosted in How much is still left
As every, you perfectly weave
Posted on Sat, 14 Sep 2024
As every, you perfectly weave landscape and past together, and bring both alive. Like Penny, I thought your last line was brilliant. Congratulations on the very well-deserved golden cherries.
Read full commentPosted in Before Maps Were Made
I wonder if a mediocre moon
Posted on Mon, 16 Sep 2024
I wonder if a mediocre moon is also a dressing-gown moon? It gets up and thinks, no, not tonight, really can't be bothered, I'm just going to sit in my dressing-gown and eat my own crackers. Let them say what they like.
Funny and original...
Read full commentPosted in Mediocre Moon
It must be hard for a
Posted on Tue, 10 Sep 2024
It must be hard for a politician, having to halve your vocabulary so you only use 'acceptable' words for what is going on. Having to tread on eggshells in case an inappropriate word can lose you the party whip or the business that war is good for...
Read full commentPosted in Memo to a new Labour MP Regarding Israel’s Latest Atrocity
I'm so glad you've got a date
Posted on Thu, 12 Sep 2024
I'm so glad you've got a date for your op, Jenny. Fingers crossed for a brilliant outcome and that you'll soon be out there enjoying your walks again.
I love the words 'winter's sighing'. Sums it up. Another thoroughly enjoyable read from...
Read full commentPosted in Escape To Ridgeway
There's little more magical
Posted on Fri, 13 Sep 2024
There's little more magical than a bedtime story, and you've captured that perfectly here! I insisted on telling/reading bedtime stories to my kids for as many years as I possibly could - never mind them, I loved it!
Read full commentPosted in Bedtime Stories
This is really interesting,
Posted on Fri, 13 Sep 2024
This is really interesting, Harry, and a really valuable resource. The myths can be so destructive. My daughter has epilepsy and the things people believe about that can still astound me.
As insert says, well done on giving the workshops...
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