Fiction
The Unseen Path – Part Fifty Five
Andy Bowson was back at the control centre by nine, starting to piece together the reports from the various raids around the country prior to a meeting with his superiors at tea time. Days of [more…]
Month: June 2018
Conservatives
Democracy 101
I’ve been thinking. The Referendum result was a one-off, a gaggle of disparate groups that came together as a citizen army to win what the Remainers thought was an unwinnable fight. And we won! The [more…]
Hobbies
Crossword No. 22
First correct entry out of ‘the hat’ wins a GP mug. Comes with key ring and GP logo ‘fridge’ magnet. Email entries to me by 6.00 pm today subject ‘Crossword’. Like this, but not this [more…]
Arts
Biography
Diary of an Elderly Gentleman
My doctor says my blood pressure is high. He gave me some pills for that. My feet hurt. The doctor gave me some medicine for that too – it’s a liquid and it said that [more…]
Fiction
War Crimes Part Thirty – Edge, Embroiled in the Balkans
Edge hated Banja Luka Metal Factory. He hated the cold, draughty accommodation tents that had been erected inside the factory’s precincts, he hated the boredom, and he hated the dull and monotonous food. But [more…]
Arts
Question Time with Going Postal
Graphic EJ David Dimbleby chairs the debate from Exeter with a panel of politicians and other guests facing topical questions from the audience. On the panel are minister for Brexit Suella Braverman, shadow treasury minister [more…]
Arts
The Persuasive Power of The Narrative™
Whenever I go to a supermarket and look for washing powder, I am influenced by advertising, even if I think I’m not. I’m intelligent, I know when this ad thing kicks in, I can recognise [more…]
Engineering