Spicy Green Ginger is basically about East Yorkshire and me. It is a collection of short stories, 26 in fact, and only a couple of them have been reproduced as blogs, leaving 24 more for you to enjoy if you decide to purchase the book or borrow it from Beverley library. The stories I blog here are new stories. I love writing, and I love writing about my hometown Beverley and its big sister, Hull. I love photographing my county, describing it and painting it. I am a new writer, and an independent writer. So if you can, a book purchase via Amazon or any other online retailer is very much appreciated. A review and a share are also desperately needed to get the book off the ground. Thank you so much!
Andrew, I understand the persistent pang of missing your roots. And I think I’m becoming a fan because I just checked out your book “Toto, I Don’t Think We Are in Golders Green Anymore”. Can’t wait to purchase your book on Amazon. So glad I found you here. Wishing you every possible success. Michele
Ah that’s great. Yes, it is painful to lose one’s roots. Sometimes people are surprised when I regret that my family moved to Luxembourg in the 1970s and left Yorkshire. They imagine it would a great experience but like a plant people do need those roots. I am going to enjoy looking at some more of your great pictures now!
andrew, even the titles of your blogs are wonderful, i look forward to reading more of your words, and thanks for reading and following mine ) beth
Oh thank you Beth, that is really kind of you! I really like your blogs too!
Nice work on the short story collection. What are they about?
They all have a little twist, all a bit tales of the unexpected…
Sounds good!
Thanks, check out the samples under the tag Spicy Green Ginger. π
Hi! thank you for finding and following my blog. Neat site. Looks like a follow on my part as well.
You’re welcome π I look forward to following you.
Blogging brings about incredible surprises