GBS Down Under (Daft essays no 7)
George Bernard Shaw’s one and only foray to the southern hemisphere Arrival It’s a fine March day in 1935 and in...
George Bernard Shaw’s one and only foray to the southern hemisphere Arrival It’s a fine March day in 1935 and in...
As many of you know, Mr E and I have just moved house. We’ve downsized, sold a biggish house in a...
(A few years ago I was commissioned to write a series of light hearted articles about British icons for an American publication....
The Chronicles of Derek Dunstable by HG Sansostri, Tiger Publications Ltd, 2016 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Chronicles-Derek-Dunstable-H-G-Sansostri-ebook/dp/B01J8UDEXM How many young adult novels have you read in...
Margaret Thatcher, greyish fair hair neatly combed and her pointed school marm-ish face almost smiling, stood chirpily on the steps of 10...
Most birds fly. So do insects and bats. But did you know that some squirrels, lizards, frogs and snakes have also taken...
There can be few more romantic and stirring stories in the history of British landed gentry than that of Dorset’s Bankes family...
A COLD START AND A HOT END Saintly voices drive medieval teenager to death by fire Rewind 604 years to 1412. It’s...