Postcards from Scotland

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The Fine Line.
I started writing you something terrifically honest and human at 5.45am this morning.
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Love and Gratitude and a Bit of a Cry.
It’s a Sunday afternoon and everything is quiet and Scotland has been dazzled in sunshine for three straight days.
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The Sudden Fear of Not Being Interesting.
I always say to my writers: write as if you are galloping over an open prairie.
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Beauty and Snacks.
I just read a thing from an expert which talked about how it’s no earthly good doing ‘content without strategy.’
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June 2025

A Very Old Novel.
I was going to write you long and winding stories about my long and winding drive all the way to the south and back again but, quite oddly and…
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The Complete Works of Shakespeare. And Other Thoughts on Reading.
I am reading the complete works of Shakespeare, because - well, I’m not exactly sure what the because is.
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Things I Don’t Understand, Part Seventy-Four.
Outside, the sky is colour of indifference.
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A Faint Sense of Bafflement.
It’s so easy to slag off social media, but I find it totally revelatory.
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May 2025

The Introvert’s Dream.
It is the second May bank holiday and I am ruthlessly taking it off.
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In Which I Choose To Believe That The Human Writers Will Prevail.
There was a moment, this morning, when I was going to put on my armour, and suit up like a warrior queen, and die in all the ditches in the epic battle…
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I Think There May Be A Point.
I read something today so simple and so human and so true that it restored my faith.
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Not Everything Has To Be Published.
The dark part of me is called Mabel.
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