by Paul Stephenson | Sep 15, 2022 | All Creatives Now, Bleakwood, Books, General, Podcasts, Sunset Chronicles, Writing Chronicles
I’m back! I’ve had a fair chunk of time off recently, so if you’ve been waiting for a long time for the latest episodes of The Sunset Chronicles, Bleakwood, or All Creatives Now, I can only apologise. There’ll be some news about all of them a...
by Paul Stephenson | Jan 5, 2022 | General, Net joy, Writing
Got a weird email this morning. No, not one of those spam type ones, nor anything from the seemingly eight million email lists I have no recollection of subscribing to. Today’s the first day of getting the kids back to school after their three weeks of trying to get...
by Paul Stephenson | Jan 2, 2022 | Books, General, News, Podcasts, Self Publishing, Sunset Chronicles, Writing, Writing Chronicles, Year of Health
Just over three years ago, in the before times, the pre-plague years, my family and I packed up our home in Whitby (aka the most wonderful place on Earth, the place where all my dreams reside, my happy place, the good place, the...
by Paul Stephenson | Nov 9, 2020 | Blood on the Motorway, General, Politics, Self Publishing, Sunset Chronicles
I never particularly thought of myself as an optimist, certainly not as a young man. The world was terrible, and most of those who sailed in her. But that was a front, an affront to the reality crafted out of some strange notion that despair was the cooler option....
by Paul Stephenson | Oct 2, 2019 | General, The Time I..., Writing
There was a time, just after I left my University town of Sunderland for the more vibrant climes of North Yorkshire, when I gave my childhood dream of becoming a journalist a good hard try. It ended up in the unlikeliest of places.The year was 2003, and Britain was...
by Paul Stephenson | Sep 4, 2019 | General, Movies, The Time I...
My daughter is just starting to get into horror, mainly as a result of the recent remake of It and the immense popularity of Stranger Things. I’d love to say that having a horror-loving father (and mother) has also had an impact on her, but that’s really not the way...
