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November is, amongst other things, NaNoWriMo or National Novel Writing Month and so far 9,184, 262 words have been written, world-wide, as part of it. Over half a million people are writing a novel, of at least 50,000 words, this … Continue reading
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The recent post ( A Child’s Eye ) sent me back to two books which I read some time ago and which I have now thoroughly enjoyed re-reading. Both of them treat events of childhood, as seen through the eyes of a … Continue reading
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In the UK we have three judges on the front pages, beneath some of the most extraordinary, incendiary, headlines. The government, meanwhile, issues a tardy and luke-warm statement of support for the independent judiciary, and does nothing to calm this … Continue reading
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Anyone who lives and or works around London Bridge/Borough High Street or who has lived in London for a long time will have come across The George. A sixteenth century coaching inn ( although the buildings you see before you … Continue reading
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Against the odds….
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Fictional heroes often defy expectation and achieve their heart’s desire against all the odds, to resounding hurrahs. We all love an underdog, or an outsider, especially when she or he succeeds. Except when we don’t. In the political arena this … Continue reading →
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