Writers love to write (and talk) about writing. Fortunately, sometimes they say some pretty good stuff about it. They can be just what you need if you’re lacking inspiration or just need a kick up the bum to go and… Continue Reading →
If you’re a regular reader you’ll know I’ve visited a lot of places in the UK, and occasionally abroad, with links to famous writers. But I’ve also got some literary connections much closer to home that I thought I’d share… Continue Reading →
You can’t turn on the TV or flip through a magazine without being told how unhealthy we’re all becoming. And whilst no-one has the perfect lifestyle, writing isn’t the healthiest occupation there is. Yes, you’re exercising your mind and being… Continue Reading →
There’s no shortage of history in Shakespeare’s hometown of Stratford-Upon-Avon. Many of the places you can visit were once home to Shakespeare’s relations, including the homestead of his wife, Anne Hathway. Part of the building dates from the 1400s, and… Continue Reading →
You write so that when you fall, your descent will be arrested, by a silver net of words tied in knots onto the walls. And you ask, are they strong enough, tough enough, tall enough, what if they just break… Continue Reading →
It seems almost impossible that I should have neglected to find the final resting place of the author of my favourite book, Alice in Wonderland. And yet I did. I assumed that Lewis Carroll was interred somewhere in London or… Continue Reading →
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