Ewan
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390 of my 3,639 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 424 votes
Ewan Lawrie
The picture is me signing copies of my novel, Gibbous House at Unbound Books HQ in Islington by the canal.
All three Moffat novels are available here
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Ego Trip
What it says ... Image author's own, made at canva.com from PD elements
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These Are The Lines
Not THE lines maybe ... some of them. The (mis)use of the homonym is deliberate.
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A Night Out on Castle Street
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17 Syllable Portrait
Rearrange these words into a well known phrase: It,fits,wear,if,cap,the ... Image made at canva.com using pd elements and no-AI
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Well done
Posted on Wed, 10 Jul 2024
not quite the ending I was expecting (that's a good thing, BTW) despite the clues.
Not sure about Just Stop Oil's methods myself. Equally, I want to know how long it took them to get to Stonehenge on their pushbikes, because of course...
Read full commentPosted in A Midsummer Night’s Dream
A Cancer Diary
Posted on Wed, 14 Jun 2023
is something that many patients - as my wife was - are advised by the assigned medical team to keep. Very few see the light of day, my wife's didn't, but everyone has to deal with cancer in their own way. I haven't read my wife's diary. We are...
Read full commentPosted in Cancer Log 3
We used to look forward to
Posted on Mon, 09 May 2022
The Day of Victory celebrations every year at Teufelsberg, (West Berlin Listening Post) because it meant there was no operational flying by AFGSFG The Air Force of the Group of Forces Germany, which was what NATO named the Soviet Air Force(s) in...
Read full commentPosted in A Final Message From Moscow
This is our Pick of the Day, 22nd January 2025
Posted on Wed, 22 Jan 2025
If ever I need to raise a smile, I know that reading about Ned's Bar will do it for me. Do please share this to your socials so that others can appreciate one of ABC's most individual and idiosyncratic humo(u)rists, Hudson Moon.
Read full commentPosted in Making Resolutions at Ned's 1944
Congratulations, this is our Pick of the Day, 18th November 2024
Posted on Mon, 18 Nov 2024
A very serious subject dealt with in an intelligent yet wryly humorous way.
Cannot praise it highly enough, and that's why it's our pick of the day today.
PLEASE SHARE on your socials if you can. all.
Read full commentPosted in Cricks Crocodile
This is our Pick of the Day 5th September 2024
Posted on Tue, 03 Sep 2024
This first part of a ghostly tale with a sci-fi twist is our Pick of the Day.
Please, could all readers give it a plug on whatever social media you use?
Well done!
Read full commentPosted in Ghostbot (Part One of Two)
This is our Pick of the Day 29th August 2024
Posted on Sun, 25 Aug 2024
This continues to fascinate. Off-beat, original and anything but ordinary, that's why it's today's Pick of the Day. Please share on your preferred social media, all.
Read full commentPosted in "Willow's Missing Tail" 16
Congratulations! This is our Pick of the Day 20th February 2024
Posted on Tue, 20 Feb 2024
Taut, terse and intriguing, this is our pick of the day. Please share on whatever social media you use, fellow ABC-ers
Read full commentPosted in New Directions (12)
Congratulations! This is our Pick of the Day Friday 22 Dec 2023
Posted on Thu, 21 Dec 2023
Written like an 8-and-a-half-year-old Joyce - that's James Joyce, not Joyce Grenfell... Although... No seriously, folks, this captures the breathless jumble of thoughts, half-understood things, fears and hopes of almost any kid of that age....
Read full commentPosted in Children of the Absolution
Those that aren't too far
Posted on Tue, 24 Oct 2023
on the other side of dementia's curtain can be good company. My dad just shrank away to nothing at all, really. After my dad died, it hit my mum with full force - couldn't tell the time, didn't know what day it was, hiding things. None of which...
Read full commentPosted in Message From The Care Home Front
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