The day job has been very busy - I'm responsible for the redesign, rebuild and relaunch of a major UK website, next Thursday.
Lots of writing things have been going on in the background which I am not in a position to discuss at present. As with much writing stuff it may not even happen.
There have been some personal events which have been damned inconvenient.
But one maintains a jovial outlook and provides a rock for all others to cling to. (A pompous way of saying I don't let the bastards grind me down.)
The Boy is gearing up for Christmas - as a member of a brass band he's got lots of gigs. The Daughter is finishing her first term at Uni - there have been highs and lows. And The Teacher soldiers on - anyone who thinks it's easy being a teacher is living in cloud-cuckoo land. If only I could tell you what she tells me...
And if anyone thinks Amazon Studios is a good idea - try reading the small print. They make a big fuss about how bad Hollywood is, but they are a hundred times worse and are tied in the Warner Brothers anyway, so duh? If you believe your script is worth something, don't sign it away forever, which is what you will be doing by merely uploading it to Amazon Studios. And I do mean forever.
EDIT: Okay, not forever. But 18 months, during which time you get nothing.
You can't crowdsource creativity.
What's on the turntable? "Rhayader goes to Town" by Camel from "The Snow Goose"
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