Ewan
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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
My stories
Bronte's Inferno XIX (Alligator Lizards On The Way To Malham)
A little more... Image author's own.
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Bronte's Inferno XVIII (I Was Thirsty)
More of this? Afraid so. Image source flicker.com : licence CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
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Bronte's Inferno XVII (Probably In His Underpants)
More of this? Afraid so. Image is free to use from clipart library.
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Bronte's Inferno XVI (All The Terrible Books)
Remember this? Hoping to get a novella out of it. Image made by me at canva.com. People component from clipart.com, free for non-commercial use.
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Tom's Swiss Cure
No clues, I'm afraid, except the image. If you do figure it out, you might say to yourself "how dare he?" And I would not argue with that. Image from Wiki commons.
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Perhaps your
Posted on Wed, 25 Nov 2020
next collection could contain a whole aviary? Another fine poem.
Read full commentE x
Posted in Hoopoe
Hahaha
Posted on Sun, 15 Nov 2020
If only it weren't all so nearly true!
Read full commentWell done.
Posted in Invisible
Your poem
Posted on Wed, 18 Nov 2020
reminded me of a visit to the Jurong Bird Park in Singapore one day, over 40 years ago.
Monsoon season, I remember it well. Half the broadsheet back page of the Straits Times would be dedicated to forecasts attempting to predict at what...
Read full commentPosted in Monsoon
Some
Posted on Mon, 09 Nov 2020
striking imagery here.
Do you mean "algæ-d" at line 8?
Your poem finishes very strongly with these lines.
"the sun’s departure
under the horizon’s guillotine,
...
Read full commentPosted in Retirement options for tube trains, #7, Foulness Island
I think
Posted on Wed, 28 Oct 2020
this has touches of MR James about it: something off, glimpsed out of the corner of your eye. Bags of atmosphere, you have a sure touch when generating a sense of place.
Sound.
Ewan x
Read full commentPosted in Of An Outhouse In Autumn (2)
If
Posted on Tue, 20 Oct 2020
books COULD talk 'though, eh?
I loved this Sean. It made me laugh and when it's dark those who make us laugh loudest are the best writers of all.
Ewan
Read full commentPosted in Wesley Tickle's 20th Century Bookstore
Weird
Posted on Mon, 19 Oct 2020
is good. And that's all I have to say.
E x
Read full commentPosted in The Walrus and the Pearl
Atmospheric
Posted on Tue, 13 Oct 2020
eerie, too. I love the idea of a mourning fog and what it might be mourning.
Ewan x
Read full commentPosted in House Ghost
I reckon
Posted on Thu, 01 Oct 2020
the lightning bird will be out and about today.
This is terrific poetry.
E x
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White noise
Posted on Mon, 17 Aug 2020
is played very loud as an "interrogation" technique by most intelligence agencies. That's the point , government people know about Rueda's phone. It's easy enough to keep track of a mobile, even if it's switched off. Teniente Elizondo doesn't...
Read full commentPosted in "Señor Bean" [Mr Martínez: Eleven]
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