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Lament for an Unavailable Spy

Posted on 15 December 2015 by admin

At some point, Poison Panic will be available on Amazon. How very exciting. Because I had a couple of minutes in which my brain demanded something to do and bec...

Reviews

Review: River, or The Adventure of the Haunted Policeman

Posted on 1 December 2015 by admin

There are hundreds of crime dramas on our TVs, and each one tries to attack this old genre in a new way – set it in Oxford (Inspector Morse), set it in tw...

Films

Review: Spectre, or, UnSpectretacular

Posted on 20 November 2015 by admin

Warning: spoiler-laden. I am a Bond fan. I have read all the Ian Fleming novels, and the short stories, and Kingsley Amis’ study The James Bond Dossier. W...

Personal

Mourning the silence

Posted on 15 November 2015 by admin

For five years, I have lived in world of muffled sounds and no silence. It turns out that I have tinnitus, and I have hearing loss in my right ear; for the past...

Writing

My first blog post

Posted on 16 October 2015 by admin

Just last week, I was giving a talk about ‘Social media for authors’ at Book to the Future – the University of Birmingham’s literature f...

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