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Category Archives: Tim’s Blog
Icarus and the Axe Murderer.
Yesterday two young men brutally murdered an off-duty British soldier, Drummer Lee Rigby, on the streets of Woolwich, London. It seems they deliberately ran him down with their car while he was walking quietly along the pavement, and then leapt … Continue reading
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Tagged axe murderer, Breughel, crime, homicide, Icarus, murder, W.H. Auden, Woolwich killers, Woolwich murders
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Historical Novel Book Fair
Francine Howarth has kindly invited me and many others to take part in her historical novel book fair, so here goes with a plug for The Monmouth Summer, a book set in 1685 which follows the tragic adventures of Ann … Continue reading
My marvellous new best seller
Well, well – wonderful news! (sort of) Just what I need on a bleak March morning in Yorkshire with horizontal snow zipping past the window in an icy east wind and Spring still sunning herself far away on a deckchair … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, books, Cat & Mouse, historical thrillers, legal thriller, Sarah Newby, tim vicary, writing, Writing Process
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A Very British Blog Tour 2013
Welcome to A VERY BRITISH BLOG TOUR 2013 – a collection of blogs, books and authors who are surprisingly very British. Author Clive Eaton has invited me, and a hand picked group of British authors, to take part in ‘A Very … Continue reading
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Tagged books, Britain, British, British writers, London, The Monmouth Summer, The Trials of Sarah Newby, York
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How to punish spammers
My phone rang just as I reached home last Monday. I parked my car and answered. It was my cousin, whom I usually speak to about four times each year. He sounded quite serious. ‘Tim, are you ok? You aren’t … Continue reading
Me and the Snowman; Christmas Fame
I’ve only ever met one person who was really famous, and he was the man next door. Not my neighbor today, but the man who lived next door when I was a teenager. And ‘the man next door’ was a … Continue reading
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Tagged books, Christmas, comic books, drawing, famous artist, Father Christmas, painting, Raymond Briggs, The Snowman
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Reading with Spiders – and the World Wide Web
Today was a beautiful autumn morning, clear blue sky, dew on the grass, so I took my kindle into the garden and sat in the sun, reading. It was a good book, The Crown, by Nancy Bilyeau, and I’m recovering … Continue reading
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Tagged books, kindle, Nancy Bilyeau, nature, reading, spiders, spiders webs, thin filaments, tim vicary, world wide web, writing
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Desperate housewives – er, writers!
So here is quite a funny article by Yael Goldstein, who I haven’t heard of before. The burden of the article, if I understand him correctly, is that writers and editors are desperate, foreseeing the decline of the novel and … Continue reading
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