I have finally got around to starting to move my writings to a new site. I had taken a year out from everything as I was having some minor health issues with my hands which made writing and typing difficult but which are now much improved, and I was also quite annoyed about the ongoing censorship on this site, and other places, and which seems to be expanding into all areas of our lives.
But then I recently started re-reading Anger is an Energy by John Lydon (aka Johnny Rotten) who I had the pleasure of meeting last September, and in the opening chapter he talked about the power of words and how the British Library was the training ground where he learned how to throw the verbal grenades that so terrified the British Establishment. I had been thinking about getting back to writing and so this was the reminder that I needed.
I haven't written anything new yet, there are several posts brewing but not just ready, as I want to move all the older stuff first. I will update with the details in the not too distant future.
New Site
I have finally got around to starting to move my writings to a new site. I had taken a year out from everything as I was having some minor health issues with my hands which made writing and typing difficult but which are now much improved, and I was also quite annoyed about the ongoing censorship on this site, and other places, and which seems to be expanding into all areas of our lives.
But then I recently started re-reading Anger is an Energy by John Lydon (aka Johnny Rotten) who I had the pleasure of meeting last September, and in the opening chapter he talked about the power of words and how the British Library was the training ground where he learned how to throw the verbal grenades that so terrified the British Establishment. I had been thinking about getting back to writing and so this was the reminder that I needed.
I haven't written anything new yet, there are several posts brewing but not just ready, as I want to move all the older stuff first. I will update with the details in the not too distant future.