Before
embracing the nitty gritty of my latest literary accomplishments I must
apologise for any forthcoming typographical and continuity errors. We have, you
see, recently acquired another pet. Said feline, a mere 10 weeks old, is scarpering
over my desk at this very moment, breaking only to use my study as an assault
course before chewing the wiring connections to my laptop. She is, of course,
adorably sweet. And, at the same time, a constant distraction.
But wait. She
appears to have drifted into a cat nap so I’ll just make the most of a few
quiet minutes.
Now, what
have I to report? Oh yes, the latest Buckinghamshire Life edition features two of
my articles: an interview with the ultra talented Carole Matthews and a piece
about Theatre in the Villages, an annual showcase of travelling theatre set to wow
audiences across the county between now and Christmas.
Continuing my
growing affiliation with Hampshire Life, I interviewed the fabulously creative
artist Charlie Barton for this month’s issue and look forward to attending her London
exhibition, to which she insisted on inviting me, in the autumn.
I returned to
the Ashmolean again last week . . . oh dear, the little minx! The kitten’s
nibbling my hard drive. Now calm down, canine, my shriek wasn’t meant to
stimulate you and please stop stampeding over the pile of magazines I’ve just
assembled for next week’s Regular Writers. Sorry, reader, I think it’s time to go . . .
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