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October 25, 2008 by graham
Very quickly
Very quick post because I’m supposed to be going out to photograph most of London (this may be an exaggeration; we’ll see) before too long. Of course, it would have helped if I’d actually done some organising of said photo walk; that may cause problems. It’s been a good, if very tiring week. We – [...]Archive
October 19, 2008 by graham
Leaving on a jet plane
A cliché of a title, I know, but it’s late and I’m past being able to think about it. Yes, dear readers, I’m off on my travels again. Tomorrow I’m off to London (rather stupidly I’ve got to fly from Manchester to Gatwick because there’s no train journey that would get me to London from [...]Archive
October 18, 2008 by graham
Hooray for Waterstones
Hooray for Waterstones Originally uploaded by Graham BinnsArchive
May 12, 2008 by graham
Neil Gaiman on second drafts
In a recent blog post, Neil Gaiman discusses the topic of second drafts: The second draft is where the fun is. In a first draft, you get to explode. The objective (at least for me) is to get it down on paper, somehow. Battle through the laziness and the not-enough-time and the this-is-rubbish and everything [...]Archive
February 29, 2008 by graham
Free read, folks
American Gods, Neil Gaiman's semi-Americana, semi-mythological novel, is now available for free online. I have a deep fondness for American Gods. It was the first of Neil Gaiman's works that I read, having been introduced to him through his blog, and it led me on to reading, well, pretty much everything he's written. I'm currently [...]Archive
October 14, 2007 by graham