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if you'd prefer to read this story in book form, this is the link to the kindle version [https://amzn.eu/d/02wyqjJc] (.co.uk) & [https://a.co/d/06ikPeEn] (.com); and this is the link to the paperback [https://amzn.eu/d/0cjOygsr] (.co.uk) & [https://a.co/d/09Z8R7di] (.com).And if you'd prefer not to read it at all, there's a video synopsis of the story at the bottom … Continue reading 12th Sept – The King’s New Wave
a reworking of The Golden Goose for modern times. if you prefer to read this in book form, click here for the kindle version: https://amzn.eu/d/0e5oYePoand click here for the paperback https://amzn.eu/d/0gSOUiYd Once upon a time, there was a man who had three or so sons. He had once had seven or eight, but because of … Continue reading 4th Sep – The Golden P
Part III of the serialisation of Hans Loë's: TRUMPELWILTSKIN* *If you’d prefer to see this story all in one place, rather than serialised,you can get it here, in book form, for 0.99 of whatever you’re used to: [https://amzn.eu/d/0bNxBqPE] PART THREE IIt was a month or so into their wedding, when Donald and the imp found … Continue reading Aug 28th – pleased to meet you, hope you guess my name.
Part II of the serialisation of Hans Loë's: TRUMPELWILTSKIN* *If you’d prefer to see this story all in one place, rather than serialised,you can get it here, in book form, for 0.99 of whatever you’re used to: [https://amzn.eu/d/0bNxBqPE] PART TWO When they met again a few days later, even the imp felt empowered to question … Continue reading Aug 21st – pleased to meet you, hope you guess my name.
Friend of the channel, Hans Loë, has kindly agreed to provide Dickie White Publications with exclusive early access to his current series of short stories which re-work our best loved myths, fables, and fairytales in a modern setting. Below is part one (of three) of the story he has called: TRUMPELWILTSKIN* *If you'd prefer to … Continue reading 4th Aug -pleased to meet you, hope you guess my name.
I have been neglectful about keeping the story going. We left it, if you recall, as Friend John and I made our way from the loch where we’d dumped Iain “Bon-Bon” Colling’s top of the range four-door saloon, having, earlier that day, dumped Collings himself on a small island in the middle of another loch. … Continue reading 11th June -All the lassies shout “Hello! Where’s your hiking troosers?”
Rejoice! Rejoice! what more hopeful news could we have wished for in these troubled times, when wicked infidels conspire to close shipping and trade routes to the free God-loving Christians of the world, than this? Shipping routes, ВТШ, that were open and free to travel for anyone, just six weeks ago! https://www.youtube.com/embed/6iHjbG3jtHM?si=6XhAYHO6J3NLMQCc&start=120%20&end=162 He definitely did. … Continue reading Easter Sunday 2026 – News of great joy, news of great mirth.
Two hours before tomorrow became today, we crossed the border into Scotland, and about four or so hours after that, as the Moray Firth first came into view, we diverted from our route to the Highlands, to take a peek at the Secret Beach, half an hour away to the east. I held the map … Continue reading 5th March -When no-one else can understand me. When everything I do is wrong.
LEGAL NOTICE I’ve always believed that the definition of a good childhood, and so the ultimate production of an accomplished, balanced, and happy adult, with the capacity for empathy and joy, who is possessed of self-esteem, moral clarity, and sufficient courage to see all that through, is evidenced, not to say created by their family’s … Continue reading 25th Jan – Field and fountain, moor and mountain.
We come to the night. I’m telling you this for the simple reason that it’s the moment of the pivot. The last of the then, before the now. Epiphanic? Steady on. A few chapters in the new Book of Dave? Dickie White’s letters to the Apostates? —I don’t think so. But a dividing line, nonetheless. … Continue reading Jan 6th – Come on, it’s lovely weather for a sleigh ride together with you.
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