Time&Money
Inspired by my old landlady in London and visiting Bletchley Park, birthplace of modern computing And the huge wealth gap that emerged during my lifetime. The moto of a very private bank is simple. "You can't go back in time, but your money can."
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- Aug 21, 2026
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- Jul 11, 2026
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The Big Re-write (opens the original)
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Oh dear, the joy I experienced hammering away at a keyboard last year, churning out chapters like a demented demon, that has faded into the misty past.My experience now is a long slow slog through 56 thousand words (that’s quite short for a novel) but as I’m about half way through, I accept that about 20 thousand of those words are just wrong,I’m going through the manuscript line by line, correcting hundreds of typos, dozens of spelling mistakes, and un-correcting autocorrects that have annoying
Time & Money update (opens the original)
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In April last year I posted a first draft of the first 4 chapters of a work of fiction I had been thinking about for at least the last 10 years. It had slowly worked into some kind of logical (fantasy logical) plot that I felt could sustain itself for a complete story.I then posted a chapter a week, with a couple of missed deadlines, every week until October.I added a little survey after I posted the last chapter, it seemed none of the possible 200 people who read it didn’t like it, but 57% said
Paper and Ink (opens the original)
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