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The Shepshank Redemption
Exploring Britain's Most Haunted Prison
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Talking To Art Garfunkel About Books On A Bridge In South West England
This is a free post, but should you be considering going paid, I’ve reduced my annual membership fees to half-price this week. In addition, if you subscribe before the end of Friday, you’ll receive a signed paperback of my novel Villager, wherever you happen to be in the
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Root Canal
I moved house, for the 25th time. It’s over now, finally, and to my surprise I find that I am - to the naked eye, at least - still alive and in one piece. I’m hoping this one, despite once again being just a tenancy, might have a
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Dust
Something I wrote a short while ago about the Beatles, the Get Back documentary, and what time does to art
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The Sense Of An Ending
All of my recent Substack posts have been free but, as this is a long one, you need to be a paying subscriber to read it in its entirety. With this in mind, I’ve recently reduced my subscription costs, and I’m offering a free signed paperback of my
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100 Things About Moving House You Must Know Before You Die
Not really; there are only 17, and they're just some thoughts I've had, and you don't have to know them before you die, or at all, if you don't want to...
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The Way Publishing Works
(Sorry for the three posts in as many days. I promise I'll calm it down a bit after this.)
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The Lost Valley
A very short account of a place where I used to try to live
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More Corbel
A Very Pagan Walk And The Unavoidable Interface Between Walking And Writing
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My Dad And The Toad In His Shoe
Subscribe now It was 2011 and I had driven up from Norfolk to Nottinghamshire to see my mum and dad. Not long after I arrived, my dad took me to one side. “TOM, CAN I HAVE A WORD?” he said. When my dad says, “TOM, CAN I HAVE A WORD?
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Some Photos From My Family's Archive And The Cult Low Budget Horror Films They Became
Dragon Cottage (1978) Bored out of their tiny brains after being transported against their will to a cottage on a Welsh mountainside by their vague and foppish parents, Philippa and her thug brother David find an old ouija board in a gap in a stone wall and begin to experiment
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The Making Of A Cult Classic
RJ McKendree's amazing 'Wallflower' album, and how it became no longer fictional...