Passengers in Time

...Adventures with books, music and time travel

Monday, 29 August 2011

A musical summer

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I wish I could say it's been a long, hot, sultry summer but, as a slight coolness in the air already hints at autumn, I can at...
Monday, 18 July 2011

New story in Aquila magazine

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I'm delighted to say those fabulous people at Aquila magazine have published one of my short stories in their bumper July/August issue....
Monday, 20 June 2011

Letter from a windmill

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I know I’m not alone in finding a certain romance in windmills. Cervantes had Don Quixote famously tilting at them, imagining them to be...
Monday, 18 April 2011

"I looked in the sky where an elephant's eye was looking at me from a bubblegum tree ..."

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It's been a very bookish blog these last couple of months so I felt it was time to t al k music again. Here at the Passengers in Time of...
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Sunday, 20 February 2011

It may be ‘deeply unwise’, but keep on trying ... and have a good time

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Recently I've been researching the links between mental health and creativity and have come across the following extracts from Daniel ...
Sunday, 23 January 2011

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Short stories with a poetic touch Review of Graham Mort’s Touch (published by Seren, 288 pages, £7.99) The Bridport Prize is one of t...
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Tuesday, 21 December 2010

Windmills, pineapple sage and a dream pub - six of 2010's happiest finds

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As 2010 draws to a close, with Arctic weather and the promise of a white Christmas, my thoughts drift back over the past 12 months to some s...
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Tony Gillam is a writer, musician and blogger based in Worcestershire, UK. For many years he worked in mental health and has published over 100 articles and two non-fiction books. Tony now writes on topics ranging from children's literature to world music and is a regular contributor to Songlines magazine.
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Tony Gillam
Tony Gillam is a writer, musician and blogger based in Worcestershire, UK. For many years he worked in mental health and has published over 100 articles and two non-fiction books. Tony now writes on topics ranging from children's literature to world music and is a regular contributor to Songlines magazine.
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