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Tag Archives: books
My Project for 2022
I hop everyone has had a Happy New Year and festive period. I can’t believe this is 2022 and yet I can so clearly remember 1982! The summer of 2022 will see my 10 year anniversary of writing this blog … Continue reading
It’s not exactly rocket science nor brain surgery come to that!
I remember a few years ago as I waited with anticipation for a tourist who was going to be the very first to experience a brand new tour. I had offered to meet him at his hotel but he insisted … Continue reading
Posted in Life, writing
Tagged books, Idioms, It's not brain surgery, It's not rocket science, Straight from the Horse's Mouth
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Coronavirus Diary 78 – Selling your belongings because the government has left you #ExcludedUK for 15 months
As the world continues to go back to normal for many of us, at varying degrees, I’ve just had my second Oxford vaccine on Friday 30th April and am pre-writing this post in anticipation of feeling as ill as I … Continue reading
Oops, I did it again!
Just a short post today as I had something else planned and it wasn’t another reference to a Britney Spears song. As you may remember, my new book £xcluded Voices was released on Monday and within hours it reached number … Continue reading
Posted in Life, News, Politics, writing
Tagged £xcluded Voices, books, Coronavirus, Covid19, Diary, Discrimination, ExcludedUK, Kindle
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My new book cover and blurb for my £xcluded Voices book.
I thought I would share the book cover for my upcoming new book. Everyone reading this will know I am one of the 3 million #ExcludedUK and tomorrow sees me start my 55th week of having no income or government … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Politics, writing
Tagged £xcluded Voices, books, Coronavirus, ExcludedUK, Kindle, Paperback, writing
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My WW1 history book ‘Lest We Forget’ is currently available free on Kindle by the Publishers
I know it’s quite a common thing for some writer to make their books available free or heavily discounted for a short period of time. It’s never something I’ve agreed with or indeed done. Whilst checking on some on something … Continue reading
My new book is out – Secret Gardens of the City of London
After a year of solid work my new book has just been released in Paperback, Kindle Apple iBook formats. So what’s it all about? Secret Gardens of the City of London is based on my unique, popular and generally … Continue reading
Posted in history, Life, London, Travel, writing, Ye Olde England Tours
Tagged books, church, City of London, Gardens, Nonfiction, Secret Gardens of the City of London, writing
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Book covers…. book titles
So I’ve been working on finishing my new book. I’m on the 3rd sweep through it now and I feel like I know it off by heart. I got the idea about a year ago based on my very successful … Continue reading
Posted in Life, London, writing, Ye Olde England Tours
Tagged books, Diary, Sacred Gardens, Secret, Secret London, writing
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Coronavirus Diary Supplemental – Self Isolating with a good book!
I wasn’t going to post anything today. Being cooped up inside for week after week and having a work in progress living room where one can live but not yet feel comfortable today offers a rare chance to go in … Continue reading
Posted in Life, television, Travel
Tagged books, Central Asia, Coronavirus, Coronavirus Diary, Covid19, Planes Trains and Sinking Boats, reading, Spring, The Road To Oxania, Travelogue
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A peek inside a Medieval Book Coffer
Lot’s of people seem to think that reading on the go is a modern phenomenon using electronic devices to snatch a few minutes of solitude on a busy train to work. I must say, I just don’t get it though … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, history, Life, News, Religion and Faith
Tagged Bodleian Library, Book Coffer, books, Life, Museums, Oxford, Treasure
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