Educator, Historian, Publisher: a conversation with Anne Samson
TSL provides an outlet for voices which would not otherwise have a chance to get heard. Continue reading Educator, Historian, Publisher: a conversation with Anne Samson
Tag: Africa
Update #3 – Lucinda E Clarke
I despair at the loss of free speech – the world’s public is being groomed and silenced just as surely as those predators groom vulnerable young girls over social media. Continue reading Update #3 – Lucinda E Clarke
Sailing to Deliver an Important Message
The Flipflopi will also be putting in an appearance at the United Nations Environment Assembly in Nairobi in March, where it will form a centre exhibit for the conference. Continue reading Sailing to Deliver an Important Message
How Volunteers Respond to Disasters #WATWB
This month I’m linking to a post from a blogger in her seventies who participates in a voluntary project rebuilding homes for people who lost everything as a consequence of wild fires. I’m also linking to regional newspaper coverage of … Continue reading How Volunteers Respond to Disasters #WATWB
A Date With . . .Lucinda E. Clarke #EndFMG
I don’t trust ANY of the news channels, they tell people what they want them to hear … and what opinions people should have. Continue reading A Date With . . .Lucinda E. Clarke #EndFMG
The Politics of Place Names
my biggest mistake – and it is one I ought never to have made – was in referring to the city of Derry as Londonderry. Continue reading The Politics of Place Names
I HAD A DREAM
Originally posted on lucinda E Clarke:
I had a dream last night, not as earth shattering as Martin Luther King, I’m not that famous and important, and frankly although I was standing on a stage too, no one was listening to me. Sad isn’t it? Now most of us might dream of receiving the Nobel Prize for Literature and then being interviewed on a national Breakfast Show, simpering as the interviewer gushed about our brilliant book – right? Well, my dream wasn’t like that. The stage morphed into a television studio and my interview went something like this: INT: So,… Continue reading I HAD A DREAM
Frank Parker's author site 