Writing in Suffolk
Robert AshtonSharing my innermost thoughts as I write each day in Suffolk..
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I really don't like Mondays
I always think about that song when I wake on Monday mornings. I live with wavering mental health, and swing dramatically between joy and deep depression. Mondays are always my worst days, even though these days, I’m just as likely to be wo...
Local writing can be so powerful
My interest in the Suffolk author George Ewart Evans dates back more than 50 years, and the moment when I realised that I knew people who were the children of those Evans had interviewed at Blaxhall in Suffolk. Working on local farms, I als...
What's the hurry?
First a confession. I’ve now been driving for 53 years and have fond memories of driving a Bedford van similar to the one in this picture (which is why I chose it). The Bedford CA had a column gear change, you could drive with the door open...
Time for the annual purge
It sounds banal, but the annual creation of new folders on my Google Drive is my opportunity to focus my mind on the year ahead, so is more significant that it first appears. I’ve just completed a purge of my bookshelves, getting rid of boo...
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Non-fiction author, striving to continue Suffolk's rich tradition of rural writing. Fascinated by how or past can inform our future. Charity trustee & Quaker.
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