Monthly Archives: July 2001

I think the whole “making of a writer” headline might be a bit pretentious… could come up with a new title for this maybe. Or maybe not

Think I might get out of this old job sooner than later. It’s just no good to stay here anymore, watching all the people who survived the cull (or just got to keep doing whatever they were doing before) go … Continue reading →

Well I just gave my official decision to the boss (the old boss now leaving himself – which says it all), and I will be out of official employment in the next month or two. It makes it sound all … Continue reading →

So why am I doing thing blog diary thing? Good question I guess, since it probably is a given that few people will be reading it right now (that will change of course!) Maybe it’s a diary for myself. To … Continue reading →

Just looking at that last line … it WILL be the best thing that’s ever happened to me

I’m leaving my current job soon. But don’t take that to mean that I’ve quit. The truth is, the job quit on me. It’s a funny thing when that happens. It’s called being made redundant, but they don’t make you … Continue reading →

Last thing for the night … I messed around and added my home email as a new account and removed the old account this thing started with – because that account used my work email address. Pretty soon that email … Continue reading →

Found a good story today on Telegraph online: Bitten by the fantasy bug It’s a horrible URL, but it’s a great story. We all need more fantasy in our lives But I’m not writing a fantasy novel right now. But … Continue reading →

This is my website, and right now it’s the ever clever blog diary that will take centre stage. That won’t last forever, because I’m building the rest of the site behind the scenes here. But this is a good way … Continue reading →

I knew it would work… it’s just a big thing starting this out. Any writer will believe me when I tell you that writing a novel is the best thing in the world and the hardest thing in the world … Continue reading →