Category Archives: Writing

29
Mar
2012

Seeking Positives from my First Bad Book Review

It's the quiet way, but it is the right way.
30
Nov
2011

Mountain Microadventure

A knife-edge ridge with an overhanging and infinite drop on one side, and a drop on the other side even steeper and longer...
25
Nov
2011

What is a “Mappazine”? And Why Do I Love Them?

If I've piqued your curiosity you can have a preview of the look here. Bear in mind though that the real thing is 130cm across...
24
Nov
2011

The Fine Line Between Tribute and Plagiarism

It's interesting to see things from a different perspective. I've learned a lesson ready for next time.
11
Nov
2011

Learning to Fly

After take off there is a great surge of relief and exhiliration. The hardest part is over. I am actually flying!
09
Nov
2011

Roman Road Roaming

A microadventure along a Roman Road.
26
Oct
2011

Designing Book Covers

Can you help me choose a book cover for my new book?
13
Oct
2011

Sometimes you have to go on…

Stopping a piece of work just because it's hard, either emotionally or imaginatively, is a bad idea.
19
Sep
2011

A far more Glorious Feeling than for a God to feel Godlike

The achievement of a difficult feat is successful adjustment to a sternly exacting environment. The more difficult the feat, the greater the satisfaction at its accomplishment.
05
Sep
2011

Paddling and Spider Crabs – a Welsh Microadventure

Not for the first time I am struck by how easy it is to find somewhere remote and surprising in Britain, if only you make a little effort to think originally and seek adventure.