My stories are more popular than my blog posts! Sometimes, a piece of work has a deep effect on me and I have to write about it – so more of a re-view than a review!
- John Candy: I Like Me (a review)
Today would have been his 75th birthday. John Candy: I Like Me is a loving tribute to a grand man. But did he like himself? - Why ‘I Love You, Byeee!’ is a Must-Read
I Love You, Byeee! is the follow-up to Adam Buxton’s 2021 Ramble Book. Ramble Book inspired me to write my own book. Now it has a sequel, should I be working on one of my own? - Epilogue – a Final Confrontation
What if we could speak to our medical conditions? They have known as intimately for our whole lives. What would we say to them? What would they tell us? - Tune In, Turn On, Drop Out
I took a break from blogging to promote my book. What have I been doing for the last six months? - Sherlock’s Bottom
Rik Mayall’s legacy lives on a decade after his passing. Fans reflect on his iconic roles, from The Young Ones to Bottom, and the untimely end to the series due to his death. Ade Edmondson’s insights into their creative partnership and script writing process provide a glimpse into the magic of their collaboration. - When the Laughter Stops. Robin’s Wish (a review)
Robin Williams took his own life in 2014. Why would somebody so gifted and beloved do that? Robin’s Wish is a documentary produced by his family which explains why. - I, Me, Mine. By George Harrison (a review)
Getting to know George Harrison through his music was a life changing experience for me. - The Beatles: Get Back (a review)
Peter Jackson’s eagerly awaited new three part series about the Beatles dropped last week. Covering one month in 1969, what did almost 8 hours of film tell us about the Beatles and the world they lived in? - Exodus
This story is an attempt at science-fiction in the style of Isaac Asimov or HP Lovecraft. I wrote this in 2013, as I saw the world being destroyed by greed. Enjoy! - Courage: The Diary of Serjeant William Walsh, 7th Royal Dublin Fusiliers
What is courage? (2700 words) - Rita – a Stage Play
Rita: A Screenplay What is it like for an actor to live in the shadow of a screen icon they bring to life? (2050 words) - The Betrayal
It takes supreme courage to betray a friend. (2215 words) - The Drummer-Boy of Potter Heigham
This tragic story has endured for two centuries – but could there be more to it than we think? (5250 words) - Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution (a review)
If you have a disability or know someone who has, please watch this. If you know someone who can’t or won’t support you, tell them they need to do better, you don’t need them in your life. - William Walsh: At Mousetrap Farm, May 1915
This is a story based on my great-grandfather, William Walsh. It covers the battles the Royal Dublin Fusiliers fought in the first half of 1915. He was just 17. (7040 words)
World According to Me: 