Couple of quick things. First, this site gratefully receives donations to help keep it going. It’s a full-time job doing this site and my Twitter, and I receive nothing from it except for what kind readers send my way. (I’ve had 36 000 page views in the last week, but I don’t run ads so […]
I’ve dropped the prices on my novel The Biscuit Factory Vol I: Days of Wine and Cheese. In the UK the Kindle version is only £1.99, which is nothing at all, really, while the print version is £8.05, which includes free postage in the UK, so it’s not a bad price all told. (The paperback […]
Yesterday’s column from The Conservative Woman: May will go to any lengths to win this dirty Leninist war (Regular readers will be familiar with the content.) Social media
Samizdata very kindly put up my recent half-witted post about Dr Who at their place. I know they did it because it makes their pieces look better, but I thank them all the same: Fiction that stinks like Bernie… Social media
Just a quick note to say that I’ve added Patreon and Ko-Fi buttons to my page (on the right-hand sidebar), so if anyone is inclined to throw a bit of money my way just click on one of those. Obviously don’t feel obliged (as I’m sure you won’t). Actually the best way you can support […]
I have a new article up at the Conservative Woman, entitled “The Telegraph Wimmin’s section – a fact-free zone”. It’s a shortened version of some of the blog posts I have recently been writing about the Women’s section at The Telegraph, namely these ones: The Telegraph’s Women’s section is an odious cesspit Claire Cohen: Ordinary […]
Please forgive the self-promotion (which I don’t do much of), but it’s nice when your first Amazon review is a five-star one: I have no connection to the reviewer (who posted his review on the American Amazon site). So, er… how about you buy a copy? I’m also happy to send out free copies to […]
I’m going on hols for a week, so posting will be lighter than usual, but I have set a few things to auto-post while I’m away, so don’t be a stranger. Social media
Just to make clear to readers, comments and discussion are very welcome on this blog. Feel free to criticise me or tear me apart. Being a former philosopher, I’m very used to argument and disagreement and enjoy it all. I have a thick skin. And I don’t want an echo-chamber, they’re boring. Unlike most modern […]
I have an article up at the Conservative Woman. It’s based on one of my blog posts from a few days ago, although CW have re-jigged it a bit, and given it a better title: ‘The Lady’s Not For Toppling’. Social media
I’ve got a short post up at The Continental Telegraph, which you will have seen already if you’re a regular reader here. By the way, here’s a more up-to-date picture of Anna Soubry than the one the CT has used: Social media
It’s about how the current Conservative leadership is relying, unwittingly or not, on the fear of Corbyn for their survival. If you want to read it, it’s here. Regular readers, however, will have read this article a few days ago on this blog. Social media
I have an article up at The Conservative Woman about how the state is not the students’ friend. New readers who’ve come from there may want to check out my Twitter page, which is chock full of goodness. And badness. Social media
If the effect of my blog posts upon you is to enchant, enthrall, amuse, or at least slightly wake you up, you might like to peruse my Twitter page and follow me, as I post regular material there that I don’t put up here, with a lot of humorous and sarcastic tweets (but not so […]
I have an article in today’s Comment Central called ‘Social media and the place(wo)men’. You can read it here. Social media