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Over the last week I have been catching up with writing up my book reviews. The Twitter Diaries by Imogen Lloyd Webber and Georgie Thompson is the story of friendship that forms across the Atlantic and consists of the 140 words … Continue reading →

What a reading week I have had, probably the most productive in a long while! First up was Riding the Black Cockatoo by John Danalis, that I read for Indigenous Literature Week. A brilliant book, probably one of my favourites for … Continue reading →

I have not taken part in Sunday Salon for a while. I’ve been busy. Busy thinking, planning and doing the task that has bugged me for months, actually years. I have mentioned before, numerous times that I have lots of … Continue reading →

Is it me, or are the weeks simply whizzing by? The last week I have caught up a bit on a few book reviews. First up was a duo of books about Lilacs. Now, I was probably cheating, as there … Continue reading →

It is a glorious sunny Sunday here in the south west of England. There is a real feel of spring is in the air! The last few weeks I have been busy contemplating, reading, writing and reviewing. I received a … Continue reading →

 I think this is the first Sunday Salon I have taken part in since Christmas. Where does the time go? Santa, also known as my beloved bought me a Kindle for Christmas. Which is pretty good for a man who … Continue reading →

I started writing this on Christmas Eve here in the UK and am completing it on New Years Eve, where did that week go? Over the course of the last couple of months I have been laid up with sciatica … Continue reading →

For those of you who read the Sunday Salon from last week, which was posted slightly late will know that I am currently out of kilter with Sciatica. I phoned the NHS Physiotherapy department last Monday to be told there … Continue reading →

I love listening to the sound of the bells at the local church being rung. Monday, yes, I am late writing my Sunday Salon post, is bell ringing night. Such a peaceful sound. I am fed up and grumpy. I have just … Continue reading →