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Friend Zone
If you’re put in the Friend Zone, it is important to recognise the signs. Because one end is not the only end . . .
An Original Banksy
A wall is not usually a canvas to be shared among street artists. But exceptions might be made for the best . . .
The Shrunken Head
It’s funny, the things you find in a cluttered shed. And there’s no point keeping anything unless it has a use . . .
A Careless Resistance
A final line of defence. A last chance of escape. But something is not right . . .
Soliloquy
Even if you’re exactly what the researchers are looking for, is it possible to be over-qualified for a medical trial?
The Falling Tree
Most warnings are little more than a polite suggestion. You can choose not to follow them if you want, but there might be consequences . . .
The Church Pool Party
How else to celebrate the coming of spring than a Sunday skinny dip with the rest of the congregation . . .
The inspiration behind: The Shame of John Slade
Following a recently published post in which I collaged some of the people and things that inspired my book The Reputation of Booya Carthy, I enjoyed it so much that I’ve done it again for my second book, The Shame of John Slade. In this image are some of the musicians, books, people, films andContinueContinue reading “The inspiration behind: The Shame of John Slade”
The inspiration behind: the Booya book
In this image are some of the musicians, books, films and people that helped to inspire my book The Reputation of Booya Carthy to a greater or lesser degree. For example, Oliver Twist (the musical film) lent a visual image of a descriptive passing view of Honahee, the fictional town where the book is set.ContinueContinue reading “The inspiration behind: the Booya book”
Phillip Drown 