Author Archives: Clive Mullis

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If we don’t know anyone suffering now, we certainly will in the future!

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The pen is mightier…..

I have decided to relent. After the last few years of bashing away at the computer I’ve decided that picking up pen and paper and scribbling away in my hard to read handwriting is more productive than sitting at the … Continue reading

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The old adage applies

The Commonwealth Games have now finished. I must admit I was glued to the telly day in and day out as you could see all the competitors trying their hardest to win that elusive gold medal. Did you see the … Continue reading

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World Cup Bargain

World cup fever is upon us! Well, as an Englishman, perhaps fever is not exactly the word that springs to mind, more appropriate is the word angst! Every time we build up our hopes only to have them dashed against … Continue reading

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Love a writer

A few people have asked when my next book is coming out. Well, hopefully it won’t be too long in arriving. I’m about two thirds of the way through writing it at the moment, so if I can do my … Continue reading

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The Violin Man’s Legacy by Seumas Gallacher

The Violin Man’s Legacy by Seamus Gallacher is fast paced, well written with nicely rounded characters. The story revolves around a security company, triads and gemstones. The action starts straight from page one and continues throughout with barely a pause. … Continue reading

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Just a quick thought. The proliferation of auto retweets on twitter. Am I alone in thinking that it is all a bit of a waste of time? I mean, if someone is using  a retweet service then doesn’t that mean … Continue reading

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Nice little learner

I have tried to recreate events, locales and conversations from my memories of them. In order to maintain their anonymity and privacy I’ve changed the names of individuals and sometimes places, I may have changed some identifying characteristics, so the … Continue reading

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Review of White Gold by Rachel Amphlett

White Gold is a fast paced action thriller which speeds across the globe. Dan Taylor, a bomb disposal expert, finds that a lecture tour by his old friend has a dramatic effect on his future. He has a message which … Continue reading

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First job

I have tried to recreate events, locales and conversations from my memories of them. In order to maintain their anonymity and privacy I’ve changed the names of individuals and sometimes places, I may have changed some identifying characteristics, so the … Continue reading

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