The Poop Diaries, by Abby Ross: #BookReview.
237 pages Nonfiction This book is about plumbers and their experiences in the world of pipes, sewers, toilets, poo, and everything that impacts on their lives…
I'll Have…
I’ll Have… Artichoke asparagus and aubergine addled by aspicBeetroot boiled beef bones and beans bathed in bloodCabbage cauliflower chips and creamed cress chopped and coddledDoughnuts dates…
I Will Laugh. A #Poem
Here’s another poem for you. And a quick sketch to go with it. Something to confirm my intentions to be positive this year. I Will Laugh…
Where Now?
It’s an odd situation for me, though I know many writers visit this apparent desert frequently and often for prolonged periods. But I appear to have…
The QI Book of General Ignorance, by John Lloyd and John Mitchinson: #BookReview.
393 pps Humour/Puzzles & Games/ Subtitled ‘The Noticeably Stouter Edition’, this book of humorously presented erudition is a gem. Clearly, a book to be dipped into,…
Dogwatch, by Karen Wolfe: #BookReview.
Love dogs? Love crime? Love humour, even if a little dark sometimes? Then this is for you. Georgie Crane is at it again; getting in deeper…
Inanimate Objects, Again!
On Tuesday I wrote a short tale of woe about my Mac that deprived me of the means to work over the weekend, and also lost…
When Inanimate Objects Conspire Against You!
Gremlins? The wicked hand of fate? Bad luck? Or simply a random event that’s not personal at all? On Friday, I rose at my customary hour…
The Darwin Awards, by Wendy Northcutt: #BookReview.
Subtitled ‘180 Bizarre True Stories of How Dumb Humans Have Met Their Maker’, The Darwin Awards is not a book to read in one sitting, unless…
The Leftover, by Brooke Williams, Reviewed.
A virginal, shy, geeky, young woman falls for a broken-hearted medic on a TV reality show. This comedy romance is peppered with characters that are probably…
