The tragic deaths of thirty-eight children, two teachers, seven other British civilians, four RAF sergeants and ten USAAF personnel in August 1944.
The Freckleton Air Disaster
Author: Pete Hartley
Former drama teacher, fringe theatre producer and director, and author of novels, short stories and some non-fiction work. I now hawk my output under the moniker of uneasybooks.
Gentile Jesus
Chapter Eight. Mostly fictional.
The Singer and His Likeness
Reflections on ‘The Magic of It All’, the latest album by Strawbs
The scribbler and the ceramicist
The remaking of patterns The familiar question came again. “Where do you get all your ideas?” The answer is unchanged. “From the same place as you.” Yet she was a ceramicist and I a scribbler. Judging by the display on her stall she is every bit as creative and productive as I, if not more … Continue reading The scribbler and the ceramicist
The Shredder-scope
Chapter Seven
The roof rack, the bench, the ironing board, the hedgehog and the fox
Recycling to recycle.
Cosmetic consultation
Chapter Six "There’s no such thing as good,” she said. “Just people who get lucky.”
Early daze
Chapter Five
Hoe-digger’s Hog
Releasing a rescue hedgehog.
Telescopic Titus
Chapter 4 The door to 13A Bohemia Way was usually closed but never locked. This was because the key had long been lost and the bolts had been extracted from their barrels. They were somewhere, in one of the cupboards in one of the rooms, though no-one knew which cupboard in which room. There was … Continue reading Telescopic Titus
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