#NewMusicFriday 24/05/2024
The weeks just seem to get more and more manic, and doing the 1-hour prerecord at times seems a blessing and a curse. But, for me, the bottom line is… Continue Reading
Richard Pierce – author, poet, painter
The weeks just seem to get more and more manic, and doing the 1-hour prerecord at times seems a blessing and a curse. But, for me, the bottom line is… Continue Reading
Yesterday, the ultimate in law-making. Declaring the truth not to be the truth. Declaring the lie to be the truth. The Rwanda Bill passed the House of Lords and the… Continue Reading
I’m cross-posting this on my two main platforms, because I think it’s important. I saw an interview with Netanyahu last night and wrote this while I was watching. He is,… Continue Reading
This morning I am troubled. The usual buyer’s regret that overwhelms me when I put some new material out (books or songs). But it’s more than that today. I’m suddenly… Continue Reading
surface tension not even in the corridors of tradition-hobbled government buildings does this beast raise its head, civil and uncivil servants scurrying along robots of invisibly prescribed policy and hunger… Continue Reading
The Prime Minister The quality… There is no mercy. Of… No compassion. Caring for… Nor caring. Our fellow citizens… The dead and dying. We all stand together… Some more… Continue Reading
When I was a teenager at school, I remember reading a slogan on someone’s bag (probably a girl I was unrequitedly in love with) – I’d rather follow than lead someone… Continue Reading
This time last year, I was writing the final daily chapter of Aggie’s Art Of Happiness. I’d also just had a tooth out. I’d blogged every day of 2022, and felt… Continue Reading
earsplitting: politicians’ rhetoric the right wing cacophony lying alternative facts main stream media red top headlines brexiters libertarians extremists fake news mute: the damned the innocent the dying R 20/11/2023… Continue Reading
His universe has shrunk. To the inside of a room. To the space within. It used to be panoramic infinity. Now it is monotony. The same every day. Seconds, weeks,… Continue Reading