Brian Graham talks to Katherine Locke Brian Graham is an artist, an archaeologist, an anthropologist and a knight in shining armour. He is, of course, primarily a painter. His work delves into the ancient subconscious of human origins. At first Read more »
D’you wanna hear a story? A story packed full of sex and violence. Perversion and persecution. Drama and death. But a story which has also got the makings of a magnificent love affair bubbling through its core. A wonderful story Read more »
Ex-aircrew trainees were sent to RAF Innsworth in Gloucestershire for distribution into ground-crew trades. I, and a pal, decided upon becoming a service policeman so we were sent off to the RAF Police training school, then at Netheravon, near Salisbury. Read more »
I think there may have been a couple of those classic dry, sunny, warm days since I last sat down to write one of these. The kind of days when it is a pleasure to be in the garden and Read more »
Celeriac is a challenging vegetable to grow, but is worthwhile for its exotic and sensuous flavour. It needs a long growing season to get to a decent size, and requires lots of space, water and rich soil. Best sown indoors Read more »
Some years ago a colleague and I read a short paper at the Institution of Electrical Engineers at Savoy Place, next to the Savoy Hotel in London. The paper described some equipment my older colleague had developed and I had Read more »
I know it’s a very damp subject and everyone keeps pouring over it but I can’t resist writing more about our bizarre wet winter. There are two reasons for doing this. One is my continuing disbelief at the sheer volume Read more »