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Category Archives: jacobs ladder
Writing Spaces
At the beginning of his memoir Adolf Hitler: My Part In His Downfall, Spike Milligan wrote After Puckoon I swore I’d never write another book. This is it. I know, I know, I swore I wouldn’t, either.
Posted in a field guide to dinosaurs, before the backbone, by the sea, Cromer, cyclostomes, Domesticrox, gnathostomes, in search of deep time, jacobs ladder, The Accidental Species, the sigil trilogy, vertebrate origins, vertebrates, Writing, Writing & Reading
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Writing
I have just read a post by my friend Mr B. C. of Swindon, who as you’ll both be aware is a popular science writer of some distinction (you can sample his books on his Amazon Author Page). A random … Continue reading
Posted in before the backbone, Books, brian clegg, deep time, Domesticrox, jacobs ladder, Writing, Writing & Reading, xerophiliac
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Conversations With My Agent About E-Books
A year ago they were rarer than a very rare thing. There were more of them six months ago, but now they are everywhere – rare is the commute in which I don’t see at least one, and, notwithstanding inasmuch … Continue reading
Posted in before the backbone, Books, ereaders, in search of deep time, jacobs ladder, publishing, Technicrox, the hobbit movie, the lord of the rings, the science of middle earth, tolkien, Writing & Reading
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