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The Legend of the Jaguar now FREE on Kindle until 1st August!
Read the folk tale which inspired the novel Spirit of the Jaguar FREE on Kindle for 5 days from 28th July Get your FREE copy on this link: http://amzn.to/2uebpmo You do not need a Kindle reader to read Kindle books … Continue reading →
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Spirit of the Jaguar – is out now!
Will you be first to post a review of my novel? My historical time-slip novel is now published and currently going through the distribution process. In spite of its critics, Amazon distribution is first-off-the-mark and currently displaying my title … Continue reading →
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Murder at Chatham Grande
Regular follows of this blog may remember that in 2013 I edited and published a paperback version of a crime novel written by my father, Ron Taylor in the 1950s. Link to paperback: http://amzn.to/2gz7ZAT I’m pleased to tell you this … Continue reading →
Learning is a life-time experience
I’m currently in the middle of an Access to Higher Education course run by the University of Kent and am studying this at the Brompton Academy in Gillingham and The Medway Campus of Kent University in the old Royal Naval … Continue reading →
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Give me a feather and I’ll fly
A new anthology soon to be published
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The Treasure of Fathers (and Mothers)
My Father died in 1989 and my most vivid memory of him is from the 1950s. He had just completed 22 years service in the Royal Marines and he spent some of his new found leisure time writing a crime novel. No … Continue reading →
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I’ve said this before but …….
It’s worth my repeating this blog post as I’ve now sussed how to add a picture. Doh! I’m furthest right front. Lighter Than Air First Posted on October 1, 2013 by spmedway I experienced Lighter Than Air flight for the … Continue reading →
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