Writing and reviews with an environmental, science fiction, and fantasy touch
Solstice is on Wednesday, but this is my last post before Christmas, so I’m hopefully early on the Thursday prompt! Sorry, KL, I’m missing your Carriage prompt entirely. After last week’s wreath, I decided a visit to Castle Marsh was
Running through ideas for more voice recordings, I thought the description of the acceptance testing would be of interest. Canopus at Rochester 1936 The first three Empire Flying Boats Only one flying boat had been through the acceptance testing and
I said I was going to put voice clips from Geoffrey’s taped memoirs here. Well, it’s taken me nearly a year to get this far. That’s mostly because I couldn’t find the files that I’d recorded from the tape recorder on
Imperial Airways conjures up pictures of sleek silver-clad aeroplanes with rows of propellers and sometimes lots of wings. Rich people in furs and pearls (well, the women) and cloche hats smiling at the camera as they wait to climb up
This isn’t really flash, it’s an excerpt. In honour of the launch of White Water Landings on Tuesday for Nook, Kobo and iPad, (more details on Monday, including a special offer), I’m giving you a story from this memoir of a young man