Tag Archives: Fiction

Harold’s Empire is here!

Very happy to say that the latest Ann Edwards release is now available for download on Amazon Kindle. Harold’s Empire is a story about the rise of the uncommon man. When Harold decides to leave school and join a bricklaying gang, instead of aiming for higher education, his parents are concerned and other relatives are quiteContinue reading “Harold’s Empire is here!”

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Why write?

Whether you are in National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) mode; thinking about writing fiction; writing inspirational true life stories. Or perhaps you just want to write reflective words about the world around you . Whatever gifts writing gives you, just do it. Enjoy it. Luxuriate in it. Writing can be a place of refuge, liberation, therapy,Continue reading “Why write?”

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Coming soon…

Ann Edwards creates stories that touch your heart and make you chuckle and cry at the same time. Below are two Ann Edwards stories that are exclusive to Amazon Kindle. Whilst you are waiting for the next release, available at the end of October 2017, why not add these carefully crafted stories to your KindleContinue reading “Coming soon…”

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1969 – Pivot Point

In the previous post of this retrospective, I talked about my own sense of loss at the end of the 60s. To me it was a ‘golden decade’. As the 60s was coming to a close – I felt scared of going to the High School and scared of the sense that my magical childhoodContinue reading “1969 – Pivot Point”

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Patrick, George, Mr.Watzisname, 11 plus, Men on the Moon and a Black Horse

In the last post, Getting lost with Doctor Who via Mary Poppins, a brief description was given of my early memories and encounters with books and television. Whilst I was discovering my literary and televisual delights, my sister J was also discovering her own musical delights via the Beatles. We had this blanket, very similarContinue reading “Patrick, George, Mr.Watzisname, 11 plus, Men on the Moon and a Black Horse”

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Getting lost with Doctor Who via Mary Poppins

At the age of five, my wonderful Uncle talked to me about “suspending my disbelief”. I was a pragmatic child who required an explanation for everything. Or as my Uncle would say “Do you always have to know the far end of a fart?” As an adult, during my commercial career, I believe that pragmatismContinue reading “Getting lost with Doctor Who via Mary Poppins”

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