Charles and Ada – A Review
History of maths was one of my favourite elements when I studied mathematics. I had no hesitation therefore in taking the opportunity to review Charles
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October
"My beloved October has returned—with its brilliant colors, cool temperatures and sunny, cloudless, azure skies, and I must enjoy it before it escapes for another year." ~ Peggy Toney Horton
Silent Money – Review
We’re going back in time a little way for today’s book review, to Glasgow, 1972. Michael Mitchell is ambitious, talented and determined to succeed. But
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Communicating Art
On a recent trip to a local coffee house, I found myself admiring a large painting which took up much of one of the walls.
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Sacrificing Starlight – Spotlight
A short post today, highlighting David Pipe’s crime thriller, ‘Sacrificing Starlight‘. Time’s running out for DCI Hunter. His wife and child are missing, perhaps even
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Creative Writing Skills – Review
Having reviewed a writing guide for adults recently, I was pleased to have the opportunity join this one day blog blitz, and review a creative
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The Rules
I wrote recently about a poetry event which I attended. Outside in the fresh air, warmed by small fires, and watching the sky cycle through
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Writing Fiction – Review
Blogging means writing, and as I wrote in my last post, I dabble in poetry too. So when the opportunity to review a book on
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Poetry Corner
Actually, not so much a corner, as a gazebo. Definitely poetry though. Having had some success earlier this year, when a couple of my poems
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The Most Important Day
I was thinking recently about the most important day of one’s life. Do we even recognise it as such at the time? I’ve always quite
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World Suicide Prevention Day
Today’s post carries a trigger warning as it is about World Suicide Prevention Day. This is a sensitive subject, please read with care. It is
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