Category: festivals

Bloody Scotland

Posted on October 6, 2018 by sjdonaldson

You know when you just have those ‘argh’ times? You’re up to your eyeballs in ‘stuff’. Not work stuff, just ‘stuff’. Yup. That’s been me for the last couple of weeks. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve had work stuff too, but the ‘stuff’ stuff… Continue Reading “Bloody Scotland”

Category: books, crime writing, festivals, freelance, publishing, writingTags: Bloody Scotland, crime writers, crime writing festival, Scotland, Stirling, writers

A Little Chaos

Posted on February 24, 2017 by sjdonaldson

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I’m deep in rehearsal for the SCDA Festival of One Act Plays that happens this weekend. It’s been a hectic six weeks, but we have a damn good play to put on (I’ve just been helping this year, not directing as I’ve done for… Continue Reading “A Little Chaos”

Category: festivals, freelance, humour, poetryTags: ELT, English Language, ESL, Gerard Nolst Trenite, poems, The Chaos, Trenite

15 Things I Learned From Britcrime

Posted on July 22, 2016 by sjdonaldson

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It’s that time of year again. Festivals are happening all over Britain but, being a remote hermit type, there aren’t many that I can get to. Some were even happening near me this year, but I didn’t realise until it was too late to… Continue Reading “15 Things I Learned From Britcrime”

Category: books, crime, festivals, freelance, writingTags: authors, Britcrime, crime writers, publishing, thrillers