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Tag Archives: seasonal
Songs of Joy (Carmina lætitiæ, for the Latin geeks)
And so, as this festive season draws to an end, I finally get round to talking about Gaudete. It wasn’t even my first choice for a Christmas story this year. I’d planned to write something about steam trains, which would need … Continue reading
Christmas Starts Today…
It’s December (seriously, where did the year go?) which means that suddenly my mind is turning towards all things festive. Nanowrimo is done, as of lunchtime yesterday, and today my Christmas release is out. This one is part of the … Continue reading
