Paul Jameson
- Nov 10
Danny the Champion of the World
At the age of 54, coming up 55, this may not sound a lot to brag about, but today I finished reading 'Danny the Champion of the World'...
Paul Jameson
- Oct 10, 2022
The Road To Nowhere by Johnny Samson: A Review of Sorts
Okay, first off, lets give this book its full official title because it's important. The Road To Nowhere: How to be a Successful Failure...
Paul Jameson
- Sep 1, 2022
Painted Eye
Light. Pretty. Soft flutter of wings in flight. Strange flight. Funny misshaped meander. Colourful, up, down, round and ‘bout, this way,...
Paul Jameson
- Aug 5, 2022
'The Children of Húrin' by JRR Tolkien: A Review of Sorts
Having finished the Silmarillion before reading this, I have been amazed at the breadth and depth of Tolkien's worldly vision. It's huge....
Paul Jameson
- May 24, 2022
Second Breakfast: Akallabêth and the Third Age (The Silmarillion)
This week I finished reading the last two sections of the book that is - though these two parts are not directly part of the story of the...
Paul Jameson
- May 16, 2022
The Silmarillion : A Review of Sorts
I finished The Silmarillion. Not the whole book mind, just the Silmarillion part - which is about three quarters of the whole. I'm just...
Paul Jameson
- Mar 28, 2022
For Those Unaware, #INDIEAPRIL Is Upon Us
Where has the year gone? April in 3 days. Already! And for those unaware, it means #INDIEAPRIL is upon us. Consider this your wake-up...
Paul Jameson
- Feb 28, 2022
What Middle Earth Means to Me...
I tried reading the Silmarillion when I was about fourteen, after having finished (and falling in love with) The Lord of the Rings. I...
Paul Jameson
- Feb 17, 2022
On Reading, Writing, and Watching
Time I reinvigorated the blog. It's been awhile. Being a recluse - and indeed having become even more reclusive over the last couple of...
Paul Jameson
- Nov 12, 2021
Back Reading, and Two Reviews of Sorts...
My brain is rubbish. After three breakdowns and a variety of mental illnesses diagnosed, it doesn't work at all well. My memory is shot...
