Dr. M-
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
There Be Dragons…
After less than 1 hour and 45 minutes, the University of Edinburgh as decided to award this Roaming Gnome a Doctorate of Philosophy.
Saturday, January 19, 2008
Non-fiction
Greetings fellow Armchair Adventurers!
Sincerest apologies for the delayed news and views. As most will know I’ve been engaged in a spot of non-fiction writing. Although… at times a certain amount of creativity was required to prevent the tome from turning into fiction.
For those interested in stats and averages: My thesis was submitted on 2 November 2007 at about 13:15 GMT. It contained 221 pages, 29848 words, and 22 images. After near death, I am please to say I have survived and am almost thriving again.
The viva examination has been set for 23 January at 11:00 GMT. So, watch out world, Dr. M is on her way.
Tragically, for those paperback ‘readers’ the reviews have ground to a halt, but not for a lack of reading. After 12 to 18 hours in front of a computer screen drafting and editing, all this little ‘gnome’ wanted to do in the evenings was NOT see pixels. So, we are behind a few books. Reviews for the following shall be appearing in the not so distant future:
- Jodi Picoult’s Keeping Faith
- Alexander McCall Smith’s The Sunday Philosophy Club
- Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist
And finally, I present for your consideration this month Celia Ahern’s PS, I Love You.
Sincerest apologies for the delayed news and views. As most will know I’ve been engaged in a spot of non-fiction writing. Although… at times a certain amount of creativity was required to prevent the tome from turning into fiction.
For those interested in stats and averages: My thesis was submitted on 2 November 2007 at about 13:15 GMT. It contained 221 pages, 29848 words, and 22 images. After near death, I am please to say I have survived and am almost thriving again.
The viva examination has been set for 23 January at 11:00 GMT. So, watch out world, Dr. M is on her way.
Tragically, for those paperback ‘readers’ the reviews have ground to a halt, but not for a lack of reading. After 12 to 18 hours in front of a computer screen drafting and editing, all this little ‘gnome’ wanted to do in the evenings was NOT see pixels. So, we are behind a few books. Reviews for the following shall be appearing in the not so distant future:
- Jodi Picoult’s Keeping Faith
- Alexander McCall Smith’s The Sunday Philosophy Club
- Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist
And finally, I present for your consideration this month Celia Ahern’s PS, I Love You.
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