Month: May 2018

The C-word and a distinct lack of tension

I have been reading comic books for many years. In the late 1970s and the 1980s, one of the most popular writer/artists was John Byrne. Byrne made his mark at Marvel Comics in the Uncanny X-Men and Fantastic Four. He was then wooed by DC Comics in 1986 to re-invent Superman. As part of the … [Continue reading “The C-word and a distinct lack of tension”]

Markle under the microscope

I have been a fan of The Electric Light Orchestra for many years. In the lead up to the Royal Wedding last week, I found myself listening once again to the band’s first single, 10538 Overture. The song’s lyrics, as I understand them, are about a prisoner, the titular 10538. He escapes jail and, while … [Continue reading “Markle under the microscope”]

One month lost

I have been spending a lot of time on the potential sale of my first novel and researching the next one. Everyday life interrupted what could otherwise have been more writing time. I guess I couldn’t accomplish all that I wanted to. I am excited by the prospect of my next novel. So far the … [Continue reading “One month lost”]