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@Shark_0f_Largo just for clarities sake I did mean the BBC dramas. I don't know if any other radio plays exist. I was a bit dubious when I first sat down to listen but was pleasantly surprised. My only gripe was the awful Chinese accent of David Suc…
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All the Bond dramas are on You Tube. I downloaded them all using a little free programme called 'You Tube Downloader'. They are all about 90 minutes long and well worth listening to.
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@Dragonpol Personally I think the task of non fiction writing is more difficult and I could never hope to achieve the standards set in your own blog.
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patb wrote: » As a Brit, I am often ashamed at the quality of person we allow to run our country.....but they look like Gods compared to the USA. Its a very sad Agreed.
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FLeiter wrote: » . Dick Durbin. What a great name! He sounds like a 1940's private eye.
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Thunderpussy wrote: » Could I use it as an excuse for speeding, " I was being chased by a horrible ghost, officer, and had to get away quickly " ........ "No problem, Sir . There's been reports of a lot of teenage ghosts hanging around the ar…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » Prepare to be ridiculed and called a liar or crazy or scared of your own shadow. By those who weren't there?
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LTK then OP and AVTAK joint second
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Personally I remain open minded. I have little reason to doubt that many 'visitations' can be explained by simple natural/scientific phenomenon. Also deep rooted supersticions and fears also play a part. That said it doesn't explain my friends exper…
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For all you sceptics out there I must remind you that there actually exists much footage of ghosts at work.................... Casper! As for my own experience. I'm too cynical in general but can only report what happened in a factual rather than…
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The Train starring Burt Lancaster.
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I know nothing of American politics but my layman's opinion is that with these two candidates the phrase 'rock and a hard place' springs to mind.
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@PropertyOfALady Thank you. Let me know your thoughts when you've finished and if you'd be so kind, I'd appreciate a review on amazon. For now work continues on the second Flynn adventure - because AGA was the first in the series I thought it wis…
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All I can do is recount a couple of stories. The first one happened some years ago when an acquaintance of mine had just moved into a old house. He was a police officer and he and his wife were showing another couple round the place. That couple wer…
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » @stag, that's not far off from my own writing system. Thanks for sharing! @0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 another trick of mine is to write the opening few lines of each chapter before I actually begin work on the first…
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Thunderpussy wrote: » I was just looking for a way to use Nazi in a joke. ;) even the bbc get it wrong sometimes they misspelled Siege on the day time news. @Thunderpussy. Yes I get the joke! I realised my mistake with the whole &…
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Thunderpussy wrote: » It would seem your WW2 triller has managed to upset a few grammar nazis :)) so it is fitting. Once again it's a terrific story @Stag. @Thunderpussy I hope not! When I realised my mistake I did the replace exercis…
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@Thunderpussy obviously I never noticed my mistake either then it just hit me between the eyes. @Dragonpol - there would have been no problem had you PM'd me. As I said it became second nature for me to substitute & for and throughout my work…
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I've just released an updated version of AGA which deals with a few errors and a speck of rewriting here and there. My main issue (and one which had completely escaped me even in the rewrites!) was my use of & instead of and. My use of & com…
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@BradyMOBondfanatic7. I don't actually stick to one formula and my outlines are just that - each chapter will consist of perhaps a paragraph or two of ideas. When getting the outline of a plot together I tend to imagine it in my minds eye as if I we…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Anyone else get writers block sometimes? I can't write down my thoughts at the moment and it's really annoying. Even ~O) hasn't helped. :-S Yup. Personally I deal with it by setting to work outlining the plot for my ne…
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Here's hoping everyone gets through this safely. Could I ask, given that the area is renowned for such events are the buildings constructed in any special way to attempt to proof them against storms?
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A visit to a local antiques centre yielded a great book - 'James Bond Movie posters' by Tony Nourmand. It is in pristine condition. The price new was £30. I bagged it for £6!
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Thunderpussy wrote: » How are the sales and reviews going @stag, are they what you expected or better ? Hi @Thunderpussy. Yes the book continues to sell quite well. I've only had three amazon reviews thus far but I've had a few emails askin…
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My WW2 Espionage thriller 'An Ungentlemanly Act' is available free today (5th October) to MI6 members, though it is always free to Kindle Unlimited subscribers. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01L3XJLWA
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