A is for Agent
To kick off my series, the A to Z of the Writer’s Affliction, I’m very pleased to start with the letter A. It could have… Read More »A is for Agent
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Discovering the debaa
Rosine and Bacar of the madrassati (debaa group) Toyaria, pose in their salouvas. One thing leads to another… Way back last March, I wrote a… Read More »Discovering the debaa
Yes, he has a life!
Now, when you imagine me (which of course you often do), you no doubt see me sitting at the computer eight or nine hours a… Read More »Yes, he has a life!
An adaptable story
I’ve just more or less closed down my other blog, Journey of a Blogvelist, and invited followers to join me over here. So by way… Read More »An adaptable story
G. Rumpy's Travel Tips: Safari
Most disappointing. I undertook a trip to a game reserve with my dear wife, Gladys, in order to see animals. Now, I wouldn’t want anyone to… Read More »G. Rumpy's Travel Tips: Safari
Bill and Ben, The Sandwich Men
Click on the sandwich board! Eh, Bill, how long have we been standing in that there widget on the side? Dunno, Ben, couple of months… Read More »Bill and Ben, The Sandwich Men
Cheese in the Roots
Have you ever read a roman de terroir? Or even better, written one? How do you even translate that? There’s no English equivalent for terroir,… Read More »Cheese in the Roots
Now where shall I kill?
15 keys to One Green Bottle. N° 5: The killer’s criteria. The only thing the victims appeared to have in common was that they lived… Read More »Now where shall I kill?
Channillo So Far
As is well known, Dickens’s novels first appeared in weekly or monthly instalments, a practice largely abandoned today but which, according to Hillary Kelly of the… Read More »Channillo So Far