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Tag Archives: Nimue Brown
23 Random & Not So Random Reasons Why I Love Steampunk
Being a List of the Various, Sundry, and Indeed Random Reasons I Enjoy Steampunk, with Occasional Interruptions by Weasels, Stoats, & a Badger Who Likes to Play Suduko, as Well as Praise for the Beauty that is Doncaster Mansion … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, List, Writing
Tagged A Yorkshireman in Ohio, charm bracelet, Craig Hallam, creativity, Cthulu, Doctor Who, Doncaster, Greaveburn, HG Welles, Hopeless Maine, Nimue Brown, Professor Elemental, Rewind, Sherlock Holmes, Sherlock Jones and the Geek Interventionist, Steampunk, Tom Brown, War of the Worlds, When Stoats Go Wrong, writing
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Judging Books by Covers, & Why Duvets Are the Blankets of Satan
Starting 2016 with two 12 hour days has its stormy and silver sides: up til now, I’ve not written more than a paragraph that wasn’t client notes. On the silver, I’m employed in a job I enjoy. That wasn’t the … Continue reading
Posted in Holiday!, Immigrant Me, Language & accents
Tagged 84 Charing Cross Road, A Spool of Blue Thread, Angela Wren, Books, Cockney rhyming slang, duvets, Helene Hanff, Heval, incompetence, Jez Hughes, Jorgen Nicolai, kettles, Ladybird books, Messandrierre, Mindfulness, Nimue Brown, Pagan Dreaming, tea, Think and Do books, Virago Press
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Writers & Their Sheds: Nimue Brown
In the second of a series of guest blogs, Stroud-based author Nimue Brown writes about daydreaming, small space living, and sharing a table with an artist. Do you have a special / particular place where you write? If so, did … Continue reading
The Myth of Coping, the Lie of Perfection
“All you can do is your best.” – Any parent, friend, health worker, etc., worth a damn My last blog was about how we’ve been sold a pup, about things like coping. Tell me, do you currently possess: 1) a … Continue reading
Posted in Holiday!, mental health, Uncategorized
Tagged Alistair Pearson, birds, change, coping, May Day, mental health, Nimue Brown, perfection, self help
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