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Assorted writers' groups, the odd anthology, occasional readings. Lots of looking out of the window. Hello, and thanks for dropping by.
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A Pillock's Castle (2)
Some day my plumber will come.
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First find your stopcock
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Sorry to hear you've been
Posted on Sat, 18 Feb 2023
Sorry to hear you've been unwell, Rhiannon, and glad to know that you're able to get out for walks again, and to share them with us. Interesting to look back at photos from previous walks and see what changes and what remains the same.
Read full commentPosted in Coxall Knoll
This is really beautiful, Di,
Posted on Thu, 16 Feb 2023
This is really beautiful, Di, a wonderful song to the coming of spring. The Persephone myth was always one of my favourites too. And your poem captures a lot of how I feel now the days are drawing out and we're emerging from the winter darkness....
Read full commentPosted in Persephone's first day
I wouldn't choose Earl Grey,
Posted on Sun, 19 Feb 2023
I wouldn't choose Earl Grey, but I can drink it if offered in someone's house. I really don't get on with herbal teas, though. They always taste like slightly rancid water to me. And I've tried all sorts. I think it's because, decades ago, I...
Read full commentPosted in LOL.
Definitely nailing the poems,
Posted on Mon, 13 Feb 2023
Definitely nailing the poems, Mark. I love the image of the waves rolling in but never bringing those elusive answers. What very productive train journeys!
Read full commentPosted in seafront
Love the poem and the picture
Posted on Mon, 13 Feb 2023
Love the poem and the picture. My legs are what they call 'sturdy'. I used to hate them with a passion, now I love them to bits because they're still working when friends with more shapely pins have had to have bits replaced. Hooray for Tesco...
Read full commentPosted in These are the Legs I Ordered.
As everyone has said, this so
Posted on Tue, 14 Feb 2023
As everyone has said, this so wonderfully brings a time and place to life. Such beautiful phrases - among many, I was very taken with the bells 'swinging in the sixties'. So clever! Lovely writing.
Read full commentPosted in For The Love Of Village Life
Story of the Week
Posted on Tue, 07 Feb 2023
This is our Story of the Week! Congratulations!
Read full commentPosted in The Edge of Heaven
I love the whole concept of
Posted on Mon, 06 Feb 2023
I love the whole concept of the Green Man, and you've captured it so well here. Lovely piece, Jenny. And while I'm missing your stories, I'll forgive you if you keep producing poems like this!
Read full commentPosted in Secrets Of A Green Man
This is great, Paul. And
Posted on Tue, 07 Feb 2023
This is great, Paul. And please write more science fiction. Big fan here, especially of the classics, and PKD is one of my favourites. I look forward to reading more SF from you!
Read full commentPosted in The Edge of Heaven
I'm lucky where I live, the
Posted on Thu, 09 Feb 2023
I'm lucky where I live, the buses are - comparatively - good in the city (our city the size of a town) but they're going to be cut back, and the long range buses, essential now Transpennine trains are a pile of poo, are also going to be cut back...
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