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Publishing Success in the Dublin Quarterly
Image: Stock The Dublin Quarterly I’ve had the honour of being published in the new issue of the Dublin Quarterly. My short story, REGRETS, now appears in the summer issue alongside some other fantastic authors, as well as one of … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Music, Poetry, Publishing and Marketing, Writing
Tagged Ally McCoist, Audioweb, Baccara Burning, Catatonia, chapbook, Chris Evans, Danny Baker, Dublin Quarterly, Euro 96, Fiction, Finsbury Park, Flowered Up, Football, Hammersmith, Keith Floyd, Kula Shaker, London, Madness, Madstock, Manic Street Preachers, Music, North London, novella, paranormal, Paul Gascoigne, poems, Poetry, published, short fiction, short story, Space, TFI Friday, Writing
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Reasons To Be Cheerful
Image: Elegant Chic Yesterday was the 14th anniversary of my first ever Madness gig at a London venue. I’d seen them before by then, but travelling to London to see the Magnificent 7 on their home turf is like going … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Day Job, Edinburgh, Fiction, Music, Poetry, Publishing and Marketing, Sport, Writing
Tagged Amazon, anniversary, Books, critique, Edinburgh Book Festival, Edinburgh UNESCO City of Literature Trust, England, Euro 96, Every Day Poets, Fiction, Finsbury Park, Football, Gail Galbraith Photography, Gazza, gigs, Kindle, London, Madness, Madstock, Music, novella, Photography, poems, Poetry, proofing, publications, rewriting, special offer, Sport, wedding photography, World Cup
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Freedom from the Mundane 
A Major Announcement
Image: fotologic The mad rush to try and complete many of the fiddly to-do’s on my March GDR list began today – and many of them were accomplished. With a lot of these smaller things out of the way, my … Continue reading →