The Wire Tapper and creativity
As I write this I am listening to the double CD given away with an issue of ‘The Wire’ magazine last year, Wire Tapper 9.
As I write this I am listening to the double CD given away with an issue of ‘The Wire’ magazine last year, Wire Tapper 9.
I’m one of those people who looks optimistically forward to the arrival of the post each morning – enthusiastic about what it might bring. This
I’m still waiting for delivery of the book by Michael Ayres. In the meantime, I have received three books which I am easing my way
I read at least ten weblogs regularly, by a wide range of people who are musicians, poets and psychologists. Something is happening in the world
Art therapy – a technical formalisation in language for something that I dabbled with at the start of my career. Back in the 1980s I
The Bank Holiday Weekend has passed. It was an excellent one, crowded with activities. Amongst many other things, we spent yesterday exploring the Lleyn Peninsula
Wobbling around in an ungainly manner on the “Trans-Pennine Express” from Leeds to Liverpool on the day before a Bank Holiday weekend. As a result
It’s an eternal problem – work is a state of mind. And sometimes you just can’t find that state of mind. Sometimes you can blame
I’ve been back from holiday for a week now, and things have been really hectic. I’m just finding time to rise out of the chaos
This will be the last post for a couple of weeks, as I take a break and travel with the family for a couple of