Category Archives: Clive’s Blog

Ofcom, the regulating authority over here in dear old Blighty for communications, are planning a crackdown on nuisance cold calling and text messaging. They have decided that they can/will investigate ‘annoying’ calls as well as ‘distressing ’ ones. Now, I … Continue reading →

One of the words which will always strike fear into me, like a finely crafted stiletto, is the word ‘Shopping’. It’s not like, ‘need to pick something up from the shops’, which means there is an actual purpose to the … Continue reading →

The last few days have been a nice relaxing time, away from the stresses and strains of everyday life, chilling out in the beautiful Wye Valley. The cottage was near the pub, always a plus and always one of my … Continue reading →

So, a checkout girl gets her knuckles rapped for refusing to serve a woman who was talking on a mobile phone. Not only that, but the offender even gets a £10 voucher and an apology from the store!  Now, I … Continue reading →

The High Priest Drogba needs another body so that he can prolong his life, so what does he choose? Gogo Maya is a witch who has to make a switch in order to escape, but unfortunately for Joe, he was … Continue reading →

Doppleganger is the second Jack Lockwood novel, and, like the first, is a fast paced action thriller. This time Jack seems to have fallen in love, but if he expects it all to run smoothly then he is going to … Continue reading →

Bunny on a Bike is simply hilarious! It is also a warm hearted, easy going and chatty memoir. What’s not to like about the real life story of two young girls with little responsibility applying for jobs in the (not … Continue reading →

Tag! You’re an Author and You’re “IT” You may know this game, but not played in quite this manner before. So, you’re the author who is now “IT”. To play this game you have to share your Work in Progress (WIP) … Continue reading →

Dream On is the first Terry Tyler book I’ve read, and I must say I enjoyed it immensely. The story revolves around a group of friends who aspire to greater things, but as we know, things don’t always go to … Continue reading →

Congratulations to Bev Spicer for an engaging read. ‘My Grandfather’s Eyes’ is a well written novel which keeps the reader interested in the characters. Told in the first person perspective the narrative draws you along with the main protagonist, a … Continue reading →