Jumper
She saw him out of the corner Of her one still-functioning eye as She rushed across the deserted bridge To her one-bedroomed cupboard south Of the oppressive river, and stopped…. Continue Reading
A Day
A million thoughts. Tasks undone. A list of new tasks. Neither written down, just scribbled into some obscure part of my mind, from which they surface from time to time…. Continue Reading
#NewMusicFriday 01/03/2024
It was good to be back in my garden office/study/studio for the pre-recording of yesterday’s show. More space, less concern about disturbing people with my talking and loud headphones. These… Continue Reading
Freehand – writing without thinking
Listening to myself on the radio right now (I have grown to like the sound of my voice, and never had to grow into loving the music I love, because… Continue Reading
#NewMusicFriday 23/02/2024
Friday turned into Richard Pierce Day on Radio Stradbroke. Mark S who was meant to do the morning show had hurt his back, so we dropped in an episode of… Continue Reading
The trailer – and the sale
As you might expect, I’ve put together a book trailer for The Mortality Code. I must admit I think the music, which I didn’t write, is rather splendid. The other thing… Continue Reading
lists
long lists shirt lists unfinished lists imaginary lists incomplete scribbled typed one-handed urgent useless hounding hounded lists lists lists unstarted unread untought overthought seconds going indecision lost words lost actions… Continue Reading
Finally, a redesign
I’ve been working on this for more weeks than I care to remember, and now it’s finally complete. No, not yet another new piece of writing, but my web site…. Continue Reading
#NewMusicFriday 16/02/2024
This week, I crammed 17 superb tracks into 69 minutes of the show. Although it seems that more and more people are veering either towards making insipid ambient music or… Continue Reading
Opaque
Her eyes were opaque, at best, When he first looked into them, and That was what attracted him, who Thought he knew everything about Human nature, because he couldn’t See… Continue Reading