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Stuart Lennon

Stuart Lennon

Stuart is the writer, interrupted of the title on this website and its accompanying podcast.
Living the Dream 1 min read Free

Living the Dream 91. Shhh….

Fortune favours the brave, so they say, so here I am, tempting fate, and beating the reader down with clichés. A couple of anniversaries have quietly passed. It’s been a couple of years since we moved to Cyprus, and sadly, also a couple of years since we lost Nero.
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Members 94. Snorting Charlie

Faced with a bowl full of water, he placed both feet into it and attempted to kick water into his mouth. This may be the first time I have ever seen Mrs L speechless, mouth agape at the dripping chaos in his wake.
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Podcast Day

Monday again! A new 1857 episode, at this link, Apples for Apples Or search 1857 wherever you get your podcasts. If you're a Paid Member, then there's a new episode of Writer Interrupted too. If you would like to become a paid-member, hit the sign-up link above.
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Working Tools 48. Floating Monitors

Making that decision allowed me to close the MBP, and get it off the desk, using it in clamshell mode. Already, an improvement. Thing is, I’d got rather used to two monitors. How good would a matching pair of monitors look?
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Members 93. Unmanageable

It strikes me, that I have become unmanageable. I’m used to either doing everything myself, or having people do things for me, pretty much, on command. I’ve forgotten chains of command, authorisation forms and the like.
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Podcast Day

Monday again! A new 1857 episode, at this link, Publishing. Or search 1857 wherever you get your podcasts. If you're a Paid Member, then there's a new episode of Writer Interrupted too. If you would like to become a member, hit the sign up link above.
Working Tools 2 min read Free

Working Tools 47. Ultimate Hacking Keyboard

I absolutely love this keyboard. One note of caution though, no matter how hard I stare at it, it doesn’t write the novel on its own. Disappointing.
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Members 92. October Crisis?

That didn’t take long. I mused on what the October crisis might be, and before the ink was dry, the White House tested positive for Covid, the President went to hospital, played with a sharpie, took a drive and then returned home. It seems the agenda is set.
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