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Unintended Consequences of Brexit

David Gullen Posted on 21 June 2016 by Gullen21 June 2016

I’ve thought at length about this post for days. I don’t want to take advantage of anyone’s grief. Not writing until after Thursday’s vote would be too late, writing nothing at all feels like an act of cowardice. I don’t … Continue reading →

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A Long Time Ago, in an Office Far Away

David Gullen Posted on 17 June 2016 by Gullen17 June 2016

Well, not that far actually. I think it was Uxbridge. I recently posted on Facebook about my dislike of biros – not in an existential way, I just don’t like writing with them. They are scratchy harsh things and I’d … Continue reading →

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A Sheath for my Axe

David Gullen Posted on 17 May 2016 by Gullen17 May 2016

Last year I learned how to forge an axe head, tutored by the brilliant Nic Westermann at the Greenwood Guild. After two days of intensely hard work, learning to swing a sledgehammer with absolutely no holding back, discovering who the … Continue reading →

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Casting a Bronze-age Sword

David Gullen Posted on 9 May 2016 by Gullen9 May 2016

This is what we did at the weekend! It was hard work but immensely satisfying. We traveled to the Bronze-Age Foundry in Wales, run by the amazingly talented David Chapman, sculptor, artists and bronze worker. We used recycled copper from … Continue reading →

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Posted in Making, Uncategorized | Tagged bronze, Creativity, Swords | 1 Reply

A New Anthology Arrives

David Gullen Posted on 29 April 2016 by Gullen29 April 2016

Blimey, looking at all this! I’m proud and delighted to bring this slim anthology of stories, poetry and collodion photography into the light of day. The Redensive Epiphanies of Pouty McNavel contains stories and haiku by BFS-nominated Gaie Sebold, *Helen … Continue reading →

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Old Boots Like New

David Gullen Posted on 28 April 2016 by Gullen28 April 2016

I get a lot of pleasure from refurbishing old things, bringing them back to life and making them usable again. When Gaie told me she was considering throwing away her old white leather boots I wasn’t sure what I could … Continue reading →

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Torosay Castle, and the Cthulhu Tree

David Gullen Posted on 24 March 2016 by Gullen24 March 2016

Last summer I spent a week with some friends on Mull, a large and beautiful island off the west coast of Scotland. You reach it by ferry from Oban, home of one of my favourite whiskeys. From Mull you can then … Continue reading →

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Posted in Gardening, On Writing, Travel, Uncategorized | Tagged Cthulhu, gardens, Mull, Travel | Leave a reply

Yes, and the Rituals of Vinyl

David Gullen Posted on 11 January 2016 by Gullen11 January 2016

Here’s my latest acquisition – £3.00 from Oxfam, and just about perfect condition. An album I have never previously owned. It’s quite nostalgic to flick through the record stacks again, my finger and thumb haven’t forgotten the technique. I’ve been getting … Continue reading →

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Embryo novel – first peak.

David Gullen Posted on 29 December 2015 by Gullen29 December 2015

No, not a novel about embryos (hmm, makes quick note), but here’s my 0.02 draft of a new SF novel. As usual this consists of a whole lot of little bits of paper laid out in rows according to Acts, … Continue reading →

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The Force Awakens – Some Thoughts

David Gullen Posted on 19 December 2015 by Gullen19 December 2015

This post will contain spoilers. There’s a huge amount to like about the latest Star Wars film. It’s made with passion, the protagonists are real people, the humour works. So does the tension, and those moments of Star Wars senswunda … Continue reading →

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