As Far As My Eyes Can See – Coming Soon
I went back to Adelaide to visit my brother. It's the first time going back since mum died. I was so excited about going back, seeing where I grew up, being surrounded by nostalgia, good memories and as soon as we landed I wanted to see everything. It struck me by how much everything had changed. It was like I was experiencing it in time-lapse. No gradual changes, just sudden and jarring differences. My old school and uni friends too. Some of them I hadn't seen in 20 or 30 years and now they looked like their parents. It really hit me hard. …
The Secondary Music Teacher’s Guide
The Secondary Music Teacher's Guide is a practical, plain-language handbook for anyone starting out teaching music in a secondary school. It cuts through the jargon to explain how things actually work, from funding and staffing to the day-to-day decisions of running a music programme. Written for real classrooms rather than theory, it gives new teachers the clear, reliable guidance they need to feel confident from day one.
The Wanderlight Chronicles – Coming Soon
Book 1. The Green Children.
From the Historia Rerum Anglicarum of William of Newburgh, Augustinian Canon of Newburgh Priory, Yorkshire. Written circa 1196–1198.
During the reign of King Stephen, there was found in the county of Suffolk, near the village called Woolpit, from which it takes its name, a boy and a girl, unknown to any man, who had crept forth from the excavations which the people there dig for the catching of wolves. Their whole bodies were of a green colour. Their clothing was fashioned from a material of an unknown kind. Bewildered by the strangeness of what they saw, they wept. They were brought to the house of a certain knight, Richard de Calne, and kept there. They would eat nothing. Though much food was set before them, they refused it all, and for several days grew weak with hunger. …
