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Charlotte and the Brothers Grimm; part I

February 25, 2013

  Charlotte had attitude and flair. Discreetly gay, but highly intelligent with a wicked sense of humour and a unique dress sense that made  eyebrows rise in astonishment and admiration,

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The bar fridge, Grimm Friday, and my first brief

February 24, 2013

   After countless applications, tedious interviews by imperious floor clerks and intimidating Silks who let you wait for hours, I finally received the phone call I had been dreaming about

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Coming Home For Christmas;24 December 1956

February 11, 2013

 Winter came early to Austria in 1956. The mountains were hiding in dense fog and a thick blanket of snow covered the countryside. The branches of the pine trees groaned

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Whatever happened to my Olivetti?

November 21, 2012

Like most writers, I have fond memories of my first typewriter. It was a portable Olivetti, the ant’s pants of its day at the cutting edge of technology. It looked

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The Major and the photograph in the window

February 6, 2012

  Ask any serious storyteller if he can remember the first story he told in public. I’m sure he can; most vividly. I certainly remember mine. It happened at school

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Charlotte and the Brothers Grimm; part I

February 25, 2013

  Charlotte had attitude and flair. Discreetly gay, but highly intelligent with a wicked sense of humour and a unique dress sense that made  eyebrows

Read More

The bar fridge, Grimm Friday, and my first brief

February 24, 2013

   After countless applications, tedious interviews by imperious floor clerks and intimidating Silks who let you wait for hours, I finally received the phone call

Read More

Coming Home For Christmas;24 December 1956

February 11, 2013

 Winter came early to Austria in 1956. The mountains were hiding in dense fog and a thick blanket of snow covered the countryside. The branches

Read More

Whatever happened to my Olivetti?

November 21, 2012

Like most writers, I have fond memories of my first typewriter. It was a portable Olivetti, the ant’s pants of its day at the cutting

Read More

The Major and the photograph in the window

February 6, 2012

  Ask any serious storyteller if he can remember the first story he told in public. I’m sure he can; most vividly. I certainly remember

Read More
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