Previously writer of 'Distracted Dad' (hence Twitter name). Occasionally writes plays. Nominated for Best New Play Brighton Fringe a few years ago. Didn't win.
The Somerset Farmhouse of 1 North Street, Williton were approached by a "food influencer" that wanted to charge them £2,000 for a review.
They put out a video of Sally eating a sausage roll instead 😆.
Lets make Sally and the Somerset Farmhouse famous for free.
Love this story. I think it was this i wrote a couple of articles inspired by our then 3-year old for Prima Baby. Tomorrow he takes his final exam in third year of University.
A long time ago, in what seems a galaxy far, far away (early #parenthood) i wrote a piece about my then 4-year old talking about #starwars. It led to being asked to write over 200 Distracted Dad columns for a #brighton magazine https://t.co/e9GgG28uRv #maythefourth#starwarsday
@BarrieEditor1 Hi Jen, this is such sad news. I never met your Dad but Roy of The Rovers was such a big part of my childhood, and your Dad was so gracious with his time and so accommodating when i interviewed him for an article i was writing ten years or so ago about football in other media
Remembering randomly that time when my wife said her favourite type of crime drama was when the victim was male in their late 40's, early 50's as she doesn't then find it too upsetting.
Reader, I am 51.
Remembering randomly that time when my wife said her favourite type of crime drama was when the victim was male in their late 40's, early 50's as she doesn't then find it too upsetting.
Reader, I am 51.
If any Paragraph Planet contributors are not following the @failingwriters podcast, this is an ideal time to start. The excellent and funny Tom & Jon discuss writing goals, plus I attempt to string sentences together in an interview about Paragraph Planet https://t.co/otR1IKpCFx
Recently, Talking Rubbish - which started as my monologue starring Ian Donnelly and got expanded, produced and directed by Ian into a short film (also featuring Alison George and Pamela Mayoss) won Best Comedy Short Film at The Funny Life Film Festival
Very proud to say a short play i’ve written ‘Grace Period’ is being performed in Manchester later in April, produced by @ActShowcase - directed by Kerry Parkins, starring Toby Rothwell and Lucy Abigail Wareing
https://t.co/izVu4XPV4X 21st - 23rd April
Congratulations to @IanDtheActor and the rest of the Talking Rubbish Team for winning Best Short Comedy Film at the @thefunnylifefilmfestival on the weekend. Starting life as one of my monologues for @ActShowcase Ian starred, expanded it then took it to new heights