Rooksmoor's Tablets of Lead

Non-Fiction ‘When Swan Lake Comes to Sarajevo’ by Ruth Waterman My parents were evacuated from Croatia where they had been holidayi...

I have commented over the past few years how traditional modes of residence have come back into style as work in the UK has become more ge...

I recognise that almost inadvertently, since I was encouraged into writing e-books, this blog has mutated into being a bit of a writer’s blo...

Non-Fiction ‘Hugh Gaitskell’ by Brian Brivati I read this as a complementary book to ‘Clem Attlee’ by Francis Beckett that I read back in J...

It is obvious that in the past twenty years television viewing is fragmented: people do not all sit down to watch a programme at the same t...

Fiction ‘The Killing Spirit. An Anthology of Assassins’ ed. by Jay Hopler Clearly I need to stop buying thematic short story collections. ...

With 2013 the bad reviews of my e-books have turned from a trickle, if not to a flood, then a regular river.  I never would have expected th...