Archive For April, 2010
Our beautiful friend Beanie is going to marry her girlfriend today. It’s such bitter sweet, lovely news and I am so happy for them both. In her words, there will be ‘minister, flowers, cake, bubbles, poems, music – everything.’ Sounds perfect to me. In an update she has moved into the hospice and says it’s [...]
I have been so busy this week, I’ve hardly had time to stop and smell the roses. This is a good and bad thing. Being a dreamer, I’m not one to enjoy being pulled every which way, even if it is how I make my bucks. I do, however, and oddly, respond quite well to [...]
For the first time this year, I’ve missed my target of getting a new video up on the Globalism Films channel every two weeks. Only a few days out at the moment and I hope to pick the momentum back up next weekend, but in the meantime here’s the latest …
It hasn’t been the greatest of years so far for guitar bands, so much so that in some quarters, even within the corridors of Chimera Mansions it has been whispered that guitar bands might be beyond their sell by date. Under these testing circumstances, ‘High Violet’ is the equivalent of a football team recovering from 
Whenever I’m stressed beyond belief, or feeling down and out, I have always turned to the Greatest Video Clip Ever to cure all ills. Lately, I’ve sought more comfort in the glory of Bicycle Porn. Sigh. I imagine my hair flapping and my soul bouncing as I glide through the streets of Brighton on my old [...]
What can you expect from a WriteClub get-together? That’s a question that lots of people ask, so here’s a sketch of last week’s WriteClub.
A total of 8 people were present. Including: two science fiction authors, two copywriters, an entrepreneur, a web designer (who writes short stories), a journalist and a project manager.
The Book Club is [...]
This is the nice design that I used on page 2 of the book.Annoyingly, rather a lot of other people discovered it before me: it’s indexed on Wikipedia as the Apollonian Net, after Apollonius of Perga (~262 BC – ~190 BC), and it’s also referred…
This is the nice design that I used on page 2 of the book.Annoyingly, rather a lot of other people discovered it before me: it’s indexed on Wikipedia as the Apollonian Net, after Apollonius of Perga (~262 BC – ~190 BC), and it’s also referred…
Today I guested Polly’s Arty Party Hour at Radio Free Brighton which has moved into a new studio under the bridge by Brighton Station.I think it’s a fantastic and welcoming community project where new as well as established artists in all areas get a c…
