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Shock and surprise
Er, I've been trying to stay clear of spoilers and so on as to actually enjoy the shows I like and be shocked and /or surprised once in a while rather than patting myself on the back at my cleverness at knowing what was to come. But this really caught me off guard. Damn ( Read more... ) -
Colin is now Live on Amazon.com
It's been a long ride to get here but here's the cut and paste news version ( Read more... ) -
Notions now approved and soon up on Amazon
I got the proof copy of my book today and have approved it so now it's in the process of being put up at Amazon.com . It will also be available at this createspace e-store address (though I'm not sure if the createspace will sell internationally but Amazon will ( Read more... ) -
Summing up Monday
The day started off with a bang. And a curse. And me hobbling. So I walked into a metal scooter laying on the garage floor and broke my toe. Sigh ( Read more... ) -
Left turn good
Ahhh, well done BBC and especially Russell. I'm not quite letting you off the hook for the abysmal horror that was 'Midnight' but 'Turn Left' certainly restores the glory of this almost unblemished season with a rather odd Billie Piper performance complementing Catherine Tate and Bernie Cribbons usual wonderful acting. It's really great to see ( Read more... ) -
zutons
It's rare to run into an album as good as the Zutons 'You can do anything'. Following an impressive power pop debut with their previous enjoyable, though not astounding, this album sees the Z's really jump up to the next level and put all that potential into actuality ( Read more... ) -
Notions
So, my publishing partner just accepted my fourth revision of my interior book file for 'Notions: A collection of Short stories' along with the art for the covers. I ordered a proof and now I'm waiting for a copy of my first published book ( Read more... ) -
Waltzing Matilda
One of the saddest films I've seen is 'Gallipoli' by Peter Weir and showcasing a young Mel Gibson as a naive young man who signs up for the excitement of the first world war and ends up as cannon fodder for a British led joke of a campaign that saw Australia lose more soldiers per capita than any other country in the whole disgusting four years of ( Read more... )