Cary's Almanac
James CaryA Christian way of life rooted in scripture, history & creation.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 302 | Founded | 6 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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The question I've been asked my whole career
Welcome to Cary’s Almanac.
This will be the last post before I take a summer break.
This implies I’m going to be taking an actual break from my incessant writing. My wife would love that. But as a lifelong freelancer, that’s not happening...
The Sun Never Sets on the World of Wodehouse
“The drowsy stillness of the summer afternoon was shattered by what sounded to his strained senses like G. K. Chesterton falling on a sheet of tin.”
This might be one of my favourite lines by PG Wodehouse, a truly hilarious writer who ha...
Where Do Hares Belong?
What is it like to be at a readthrough of a sitcom? Find out on Friday 19th June (next week!) at around 4pm at The Slaughtered Lamb (seriously) in Clerkenwell, London. That’s when I will be staging a readthrough of my latest sitcom called T...
11.50am. Day One. Rain Stopped Play.
I was going to write about Columba this week. And I may yet do that on this blog in the future. I might even get to do so in a forthcoming book next year called An Anglican Almanac (watch this space).
But I didn’t want to let this week pas...
The Forgotten Commandment that Could Restore Society
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Comedy writer, amateur theologian, Husband/Father, Anglican, Calvinist, Lollard, cricket fan, Somerset dweller
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