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Things done, not done, to do… the yearly reckoning

28 Thursday Nov 2019

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December, November, plans, play, projects, Short Stories, writing, writing year

Oh, look – the end of November!

The end of November, when I usually wrap up my writing year, and take stock of it. This year… well, this year things might be a wee bit different – but I’ll get there.

First, the writing year – the good and the bad of it… Continue reading →

Once a Spy…

20 Thursday Sep 2018

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christopher marlowe, espionage, play, writers

Once upon a time, I contacted this American writer, asking about his play featuring Kit Marlowe – published but impossible to find. Because there was no answer, I tried with the publisher: was there any way to get in touch with the author, and/or acquire a copy of the play? Now, you see, I’d done it before – and usually authors are pleased to find someone interested enough in their work to seek them out. Why, I’ve e-met several wonderful people, that way… Continue reading →

A Paper Dentist

23 Thursday Nov 2017

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dentist, George Bernard Shaw, play, root canal therapy, You Never Can Tell

Because I’m going to the dentist this afternoon, for my first ever canal root therapy, I’m wallowing in abject terror – and all I can think of is dentist-related.

Therefore, from the first act of George Bernard Shaw’s You Never Can Tell:

In a dentist’s operating room on a fine August morning in 1896. Not the usual tiny London den, but the best sitting room of a furnished lodging in a terrace on the sea front at a fashionable watering place. Continue reading →

The Marlowe Papers – the play

17 Tuesday May 2016

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Brighton Fringe Festival, Jamie Martin, Nicola Haydn, play, Ros Barber, The Marlowe Papers

Untitled 31Have you read Ros Barber’s The Marlowe Papers? If you haven’t, do. It’s a wonderful book – a novel in blank verse about Kit Marlowe… In spite of it being yet another take on the Marlovian side of the Authorship Question, I truly loved it – and I’m an orthodox Stratfordian… Continue reading →

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