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The Angel of Loughborough Junction (Part 4 of 9)
Below his office window a Soho street bustled with its usual mix of energy and envy. Still no sign of the supposed wunderkind. He was two hours late. Martin could wait. It heightened the...
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The Angel of Loughborough Junction (Part 5 of 9)
Vicky looked up from her Macintosh screen when she heard the door open. She put on her welcome smile. “Good morning. How can I help you?” she said to the two, identically dressed young men who stepped...
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The Angel of Loughborough Junction (Part 6 of 9)
The prawns had been passable. The lobster, as always, superb. Martin drained his glass of Chablis and smiled at the actress sitting on the opposite side of the table. Lucy Minto was angling for a...
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A Week In Ostrolopholous
When I check into my hotel in the centre of town I’m greeted by the owner Georgios, a large, middle aged man wearing an unbuttoned shirt. His torso his covered by a pelt of curly white hair. A...
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How to waste time with a new App when you should actually be writing (part 1)
Filed under: Novels & Authors, Stuff Tagged: apps, cartoons, children's books, children's writer, fantasy, fantasy writer, fantasy writing, fiction, graphic novels, iphone, iphone4, messing around,...
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Forgotten Steel
The man was walking by the lake at the edge of the village when he saw the drowning woman. There was no time to waste. He dived in and swam out towards her. He spluttered out encouragement. “Don’t...
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