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Category Archives: Humour
7 Signs a fantasy author is going crazy – a guest post from Charles E. Yallowitz
Charles has just released his new book, The Mercenary Prince… the latest in his popular Windemere fantasy series. I wonder how many of these he is relating from personal experience…? A big thank you to Sue Vincent for allowing me … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Books, fantasy, fiction, Guest post, Humour, writing
Tagged fantasy author, funny, going crazy, Luke Callindor, mixing realities, The Mercenary Prince, Windemere
59 Comments
Just desserts – the small dog’s Christmas
If the dog had more turkey this Christmas than me Then that, she informs me, is how it should be; While I can have chocolate, mince pies and cake, (And any more naughtiness that I can bake) She’s not allowed … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Dogs, Humour, Poetry
Tagged Ani, Christmas dinner, leftovers, turkey
34 Comments
The Mudfold and Cockeren Feud-part 3, by Tallis Steelyard
The third and final part of Tallis Steelyard’s explosive revelations… Part One and Part Two can be found by clicking the links. The Mudfold and Cockeren Feud Part Three As I have intimated before, Mesdames Mudfold and Cockeren were at … Continue reading
Posted in Books, fantasy, fiction, Guest, Humour
Tagged feud, Jim Webster, Port Naain, revenge, Tallis Steelyard
4 Comments
Technophobia
“I’ll just add it to my shopping list.” I took the all-singing, all-dancing smartphone out of my pocket. There are very few times when the phrase ‘horrified fascination’ is justified, but it seemed to fit his expression as I reached … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Motherhood
Tagged mobile phones, post-it notes, shopping, sticky-notes, technology, technophobia
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The Mudfold and Cockeren Feud-part 2 by Tallis Steelyard
The second part of the scandalous story of the feuding ladies of Port Naain, told by Tallis Steelyard, a poet of that city… The Mudfold and Cockeren Feud Part Two I did at the time entertain hopes that the feud … Continue reading
Posted in Books, fantasy, fiction, Guest, Humour, writing
Tagged dress, fashion, Jim Webster, longreads, poet, Port Naain, short story, Tallis Steelyard
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The Mudfold and Cockeren Feud: from the pen of Tallis Steelyard
The tale is freshly penned, the ink barely dry and the tale as yet unpublished… and it is with inordinate delight that I once again welcome that renowned, if impecunious poet of Port Naain, Tallis Steelyard, as my guest, with … Continue reading
Posted in fantasy, fiction, Guest, Humour
Tagged Books, feud, Jim Webster, longreads, poetry, short story, Tallis Steelyard
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Replay – Guest author, Judith Barrow – memories, a short story and a new book!
I am very happy to share again a post from Judith Barrow, a fellow Yorkshire lass. When I asked her if she would like to write a guest post, I didn’t expect so many familiar memories, a short story… and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, England, fiction, History, Humour, Landscape, Photography, writing
Tagged Amazon Kindle, childhood, Honno authors, memories, Saddleworth, short story, social history, yorkshire
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Requested to perform by a lady, a guest post by Tallis Steelyard
I have always had a passion for the subtle language of the fan, often a lady’s most formidable weapon. In this instance, it was enough to bring the inimitable Tallis, a poet of some renown, to my domain. Every once … Continue reading
