The title says it all – my TEDx video has finally come online and I’m delighted to share it with you guys here on my blog. The production team – Entilent Media – did a fantastic job and taking my ramblings and making them look like I knew what I was doing. Val Morgan and… Read More Why we need to embrace the Global Village – TEDx video now online
Stan Gemes’ new album is something rather different to the senses – quite literally. Unusually – given the current trend to remove physical packaging entirely with albums fully downloadable (complete with covers, lyrics and various other digital files) – his album ‘Call of Ancient Love’ is designed to be best enjoyed through the physical. Although… Read More Music Review: Stan Gemes – Call of Ancient Love
The Perfect Scapegoat: Falsely Accused: One Woman’s Fight to Clear Her Name by Jessie Kyd My rating: 4 of 5 stars Jessie Kyd has written a brave first-hand account of the traumas she went through as a young woman when she was falsely accused of sexually abusing a girl with special needs. Her book begins… Read More Book Review: The Perfect Scapegoat by Jessie Kyd
The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins My rating: 2 of 5 stars I’ll be blunt: if this is as good as crime fiction gets these days, then I won’t be reading any more. I might be a little unfair in saying this and perhaps it’s my annoyance as I was a third of… Read More Book Review: The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins
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