The outstanding plant in our, albeit winter-bleak, garden at the moment has to be our Witch Hazel. Watch this space for its successor...
Current W.I.P.s: GNS3
Breathing Space
What the hell am I doing? Ineed to take a chill pill. Despite wanting to drastically reduce my workload, I have been ploughing through my year's schedule as through my year's schedule as though the devil himself was chasing me. Having already republished an updated issue of Avalon, plus my latest novel, Familar, this year, I seem to have scedules several more titles to be updated in the last couple of months left to February.
Having spent ridiculous hours over many evenings pouring over the edits and typesetting of the Guy N Smith fanzine update, I have decided to ease my foot off the accelerator a little now. As such, I can only now guarantee that the GNS zine will see a reissue by the close of February. The reissue of Explore Gower's Verry Volk and Gower Ghosts could therefor be delayed, with their republication dates now pushed back to sometime in March? Allowing me some breathing space 🙂
The above said, what did I do within minutes of finishing work this afternoon? Edit Gower Ghosts lol.
Lord Halifax's Ghost Book
Continuing cataloguing my ghost story books. As you can see from the front page of this book, which was a childhood Christmas present, I have always had an instinct to log my book lol.
Indoor Gardening
With Spring in sight at long last, my enthusiasm for gardening, albeit indoor gardening, is burgeoning. 😊
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| Kalenchoe |
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| Mandrake |
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| Fairy Toes |
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| Gasteria |
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| Mother-of-Millions tubiflora |
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| Crassula ovata |
Ghost Stories for Boys
As I am writing my first ghost story since I was a young lad, I thought I"d put off writing by organising all my ghost story books and start recording them in my online library:
One of my favourite childhood Christmas present still sits on my bookshelf nearly 50 years later.
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