If you’ve missed my previous Newsletters, you can access them all from the links below. Just click or tap on the highlighted month or text.
Henry Miller, Bruce Springsteen and Jasper Carrot. What do they have in common? Why, they all feature in my April Newsletter – Eat, Drink and Be Mary
Hungry? Me too, as you’ll read in my Feb/Mar Newsletter – The Breakfast Club
In my January 2025 Newsletter – China, I’ve Been There, you can read about my experiences on their High Speed Rail Network. And meet a village idiot
The lengths I’ll go to, to avoid Christmas are featured in my December 2024 Newsletter – A Hua Hin Christmas Trip
Some are born to follow, others are born to run. I was born to fly. Find out more in my November 2024 Newsletter – Born To Fly
Old Rockers. Do They Ever Change? My October 2024 Newsletter – Change Is The Only Constant explains this phenomenon
Ever been sacked? I have, just the once. Full story in my September 2024 Newsletter – Help, I Need Somebody
Where not to go on holiday? It’s all in my August 2024 Newsletter – The Road Less Taken
Is a dream a lie if it don’t come true? Or is it my dream Newsletter – The Night I Appeared on Graham Norton
If you’re interested in planetary rotation and axial tilt, my latest Newsletter entitled Early Morning Fun is the one for you
It’s climbing season on Everest. Read about my scaling of literary peaks in my May Newsletter
The road trip hasn’t happened yet, but you can read about the grand plan in my April Newsletter. It’s all very Kafkaesque
Not sure whether to laugh or cry at the world? You can do both when you read my March newsletter, and all about my new book, Go Away
Musical memories and my February Newsletter
January, a history lesson, a Newsletter, a month to reminisce
The inspiration behind Go Away, soon to be released, is explained in my December Newsletter
My November Newsletter is Bob Dylan-themed
Romanian Roaming, my October Newsletter, featuring an evening in Dracula’s bedroom
In my September Newsletter, the journey begins. Topkapi or not Topkapi
Why I’ve cut back on chips, cheese, and beer is explained in my August Newsletter
Feedback, feedback, feedback, the key to success in my July Newsletter
Library success and a possible movie deal feature in my June Newsletter
Errant commas relocated, Mostly Fun is now available, as is my May Newsletter
Almost there. My April Newsletter gives an overview of my latest book
My auto-onomatophobia is revealed in March along with a fall from grace
In my February Newsletter you can read about my many breakfasts and a couple of bike trips
As January once again raises its ugly heads, I’m off on an expedition
December, my Christmas gift to the world Cannes Encore! is available
It’s November and I finally retire, again
Read about the history of soap and Jethro Tull in my October Newsletter
Jeremey buys a tractor and I try my hand at time travel in September
In August the Fernweh sets in, but there is a cure
I went shopping for pen refills in Bangkok in July
In June I finally left the country in search of a good breakfast
“I’d get that checked if I were you” is just one piece of advice in my May Newsletter
The best-laid plans of mice and men are the subject of my April Newsletter
In March I exceeded expectations, Most of the Time
February didn’t make me shiver, it just made me sad and I got a bit wet
January heralds a new year and I look back over my domestic travel experiences
As the year draws to a close we look at the dangers of Australian wildlife and the delights of a new train journey in my December Newsletter
Not one but two Newsletters in November
A musical theme along with an introduction to Movember in my October Newsletter
In my September Newsletter, I compare conversation with interrogation
My August Newsletter looks back to a time when UK passports were also blue, but not as blue as they are now
The philosophy of shirts and toilets is explained in my July Newsletter
June, Joni and a new Job. All is revealed in my June Newsletter
Disappointment, success, failure – my April Newsletter explains why they’re all good
Why do you want this job? Find out in my February Newsletter
A new year and my January Newsletter explores different aspects of January
I had a birthday in December and took a ride to some local islands
For legal reasons my October Newsletter was published in Movember
The 100% increase in the number of books I have published is discussed in my September Newsletter
The Soft Nut Bike Tour of Burma is almost ready for publication. More details and a sneak preview in my August Newsletter
Sales are up, you can find out why in my July Newsletter
Winners and Losers, but mostly losers in my June Newsletter
If music be the food of love, you need to read my May Newsletter
COVID, COVID, COVID. Whose fault is it really? My April Newsletter reveals it all
Remember life BC (before corona)? Read my March Newsletter and be transported back to a more carefree time
It’s still February, just, and here’s my Newsletter
How’s 2020 started out for you? Read my January Newsletter to see how it started out for me
Here’s an early Christmas present, my December Newsletter
November, of course, was all about Movember
In August it was all about existentialism and Jean-Paul Sartre’s bike
July found me out in the cold for a book signing at Stones Corner. Brisbane’s answer to Charing Cross Road
The world tour continues and in June I had my first of many book readings at the Brisbane City Library
The Australian Election took place in May and I was, briefly, gainfully employed. Henry would not have approved
I started pedalling my wares around the bookshops of Brisbane in April, with mixed success
My book was available at the local library in March
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