Hay fever? Hej, fever! (Revisited)
Hay fever? Hej fever! A not entirely frivolous investigation of the meaning and origins of hay fever and other, older related terms in English, Swedish and other languages.
At the Quill: About creative writing in my experience and practice. Also posts about independent authorship and self-publishing. Read Creative Writing and Independent Authorship for more details or scroll down.
Hay fever? Hej fever! A not entirely frivolous investigation of the meaning and origins of hay fever and other, older related terms in English, Swedish and other languages.
In which I am interviewed about my experience of computers in education and wax lyrical about memories of my first Amstrad.
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A meditation: on the subject of black boxes, real and metaphorical, and on memory and loss and drowning in a sea of sound.
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This is my earliest memory – a memory of my father – together with a poem I’ve put it into. What is your earliest memory?
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Finding the right name for your fictional character is important. Giving a character an exotic name can help, but there are traps for the unwary.
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The story of how Stieg Larsson’s The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo helped establish a British publishing house – but almost destroyed it first.
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The story of how Stieg Larsson’s The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo helped establish a British publishing house – but almost destroyed it first.
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After just a short period participating in the Blogg52 challenge, I am a little critical of some of my fellow bloggers. With hindsight, unfairly perhaps.
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Housekeeping and sighs At the Quill – not an article of any great moment.
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A description of the #blogg52 challenge, an outline of what I hope to be writing and some pointers towards what I might write about in coming weeks.
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