Letters to the press

  My memoir has been edited, copy edited and the cover designed now it goes to Claret Press's talented book designer Petya Tsankova to create the finished product.  There'll be some unusual features. Each chapter ends with a relevant recipe

  Have you watched this inspirational film with the late Desmond Tutu and the Dalai Lama? Most of it was filmed Dharamsala. Given the rise of fascism targeting hatred  of religious minorities in India it could be good to get

How we named the Jam Factory One of the books I bought at the Oxford Indie Book Fair is Oxford Zz to AA written with a gentle humour by Richard O. Smith and illustrated with bold exaggeration by Korky Paul. 

The FIRST FREE Oxford Independent Book Fair hopes to revive the early days of the Oxford Literary Festival when local as well as international authors could be heard .(See below about who is coming) .On Nov 6, exhibitors include

The memorial concert  for the wonderful musician and teacher, Trevor Cowlett took place yesterday in Oxford. Trevor founded Kennington(Oxford) and District United Choirs in 1973. All their concerts were for charity and, every year, one was for KOA which I

I’ve had a great time as editor of the fifth Oxford Indie Magazine. My theme was appropriately for me An International edition for an International city I included writers born in Africa, Asia and South America as well as in

Published in The Oxford Times on Thursday March 3 2016 Alison Boulton, in her feature Radical Approach to Terror, interviewed Professor Roger Griffin of Oxford Brookes University ahead of his lecture on March 16. Researching the background to my novel

The Times August 29 2013 It must be frustrating to watch the horror of unfolding events in Syria and believe one can change the situation for the better. But I hope our elected representatives will think carefully about recent as

The letter below was written in 2004.  10 years after writing to The Independent, the word ‘honour’ is still used to describe brutal murders. Letter: Matter of dishonour: Independent, The (London), Feb 21, 2004 by Sylvia Vetta Sir: We should