Freedom From The Mundane

Image: Vikas D. Reddy

The value of printing off a manuscript can never be under-valued. Having done so for GREENER IS THE GRASS last week, and having pondered a gaping plot hole in the story since my last re-write, I opened the manuscript last night and began to read.
And it was only by reading the paper [...]

May 26th, 2010 | Tags: Anthonly Lester, Books, Defamtion Bill, editorial, Fiction, freedom of speech, Libel, manuscript, opinion, paper, printed, slander, The Times, Writing | Category: Editorial Comment, Fiction, Politics, Publishing and Marketing, Reading, Writing, Writing Process | Comments (2)

Image: Tim Pearce

I remember it like yesterday. It was a normal working day until an email from a friend on a day off, arrived in my inbox: “A plane just hit the World Trade Centre.”
Most of us thought it was a stupid email joke until the phones starting ringing, several more emails arrived, and the [...]

September 11th, 2009 | Tags: 9/11, Animals, bunnies, death, editorial, Family, Fiction, mass murder, mourning, Rabbits, remembrance, terrorism, Twin Towers, websites, World Trade Centre, Writing | Category: Animals, Day Job, Editorial Comment, Family, Food, Drink, and Bevvy, Internet, Poetry, Writing, Writing Process | Comments (3)