I am delighted to be the guest of Christoph Fischer, over on his blog ‘Writer Christoph Fischer’, today. Here he interviews me as part of his Welsh Wednesdays feature.
Please do come on over and find out what he asked me and how I answered his questions.
Thank you very much for giving me the opportunity to be interviewed by you, Christoph.
Today I am introducing you to fellow blogger and the creator of some wonderful short stories: Hugh Roberts. Welcome Hugh, thanks for participating here. First up, please tell us about your connection to Wales. 
I was born in Wales and spent the first 17 years of my life living there. Most of my family still live there. I’m currently living in Hove, East Sussex, with my partner John and Toby, our Welsh Cardigan Corgi. We have a holiday home in Abergavenny in Monmouthshire and are in the process of planning to return to live in Wales once we sell our house here in Hove. We’re planning on purchasing another home near the Welsh coastline around The Mumbles area.
Tell us a little about yourself as writer and person
I’ve always loved to write but allowed having dyslexia to get in my way. When I was at school the condition was…
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Loved your guest post Hugh, have commented there… 🙂 xx
Thank you so much, Sherri.
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You’re very welcome Hugh xx
Great interview Hugh – nice to find out a bit more about you too 🙂 My family are mostly Welsh and I certainly have always felt that way too, it’s my favourite place on earth.
With a name like ‘Jones’ I thought you may have had Welsh family, Helen. Hopefully, you’re able to visit the homeland often? We are currently in Wales and are here until Jan 6th. It really does seem like a different way of life down here and I’m looking forward to the end of January when we will move here permanently.
Yes, my father’s from Cardiff and my mother’s mother is from North Wales, so many of my childhood holidays were spent there. We still go back fairly often, though my dream would be to live there one day, somewhere in the mountains with a view to the sea 🙂 My next Ambeth book is set there as well, so it was a pleasure writing about it. Lucky you getting to move there next month, hope it goes really well for you.
Thanks Helen. Our new house is not in the mountains, but it will be a five minute walk from the sea. I always have the kettle full and ready too switch on, so pop in for tea should you find yourself in the Swansea area on your next visit.
Well thanks very much, Hugh – that sounds lovely 🙂
It was nice getting to know you a little better, Hugh! Good luck with your move. I should have moved but we just added on 🙂
Thanks Terri. We’ve moved house about 10 times in the last 22 years! This is going to be the last. Then again, we’ve said that before. However, once we are in Wales then I think it is where we will definitely stay.
What more could I ask for a Thursday or a Wednesday — or any day? Hugh and Christoph in the same place! Marvelous. Mega hugs
Thanks so much Teagan. Friday (and everyday) hugs to you.
Love this interview, Hugh. You came across fabulously! 😀
Thanks so much Ali. It was a real pleasure to be asked to do the interview with Christoph.
thanks for the the follow…glad to.meet you..You’re great…
You’re welcome.
Thanks very much 🎅
Good interview Hugh!
Thanks very much, Andrew.
Lovely to learn a little more about you Hugh. Even more delighted to hear about the house sale and the pending move.
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Thanks David. Yes, the big move is on. By the end of January I shall be a permanent living resident of the Homeland once again. 🙂
Great interview. I didn’t realise you’re Welsh – me too! Not really sure why I got so excited but there you go…I’m a bit simple like that haha!
Thank you Riley.
Sometimes the way my name is spelt can give away that I am not Welsh. If it had been spelt the welsh way, ‘Huw’, then I think almost certainly everyone would know that I was Welsh. Apparently, I had a Scottish Grandfather called Hugh, so I blame him. 🙂
lol I was wondering why it wasn’t ‘Huw’ but that’s not a polite question to ask – thank you for reading my mind 😉
Fantastic Hugh. I left comment on Christoph’s page. xo
Thanks Debby.
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Thanks for visiting Hugh. It’s been an absolute delight.
All the Best from the West 😉
Thank you very much for the opportunity to be interviewed, Christoph.
Lovely interview, Hugh. Best wishes on finding the perfect home in Wales for your move back home. My father’s family are Welsh. Thank you for your follow on FG. I appreciate you adding my back to your circle. ❤ WG
Thank you WG. Yes, your blog was another casualty of some gremlins I’ve had here on Hugh’s Views and News. I thought I had found them all, but it seems not.
Pleased to say that since doing the Interview we have now found our new home. It won’t be ready until March/April and we have sold our house in Brighton and Hove. The new owners want to be in by end of January, so we’ll be moving into our holiday home here in Abergavenny until new house is ready to take us. 🙂 Good to hear there is some Welsh blood in your family.
Glad to hear that everything has worked out for you with both the buying and the selling! What a wonderful way to begin a new year. So you’ll soon be on permanent ‘holiday’ until your new home is ready for you? Yes, my Welsh relations are artists. I didn’t inherit the skill, only the admiration for it 😉 Glad you have your techno gremlins eradicated and peace restored to the HN&V kingdom! Best, e
Well, the way of life here in Wales is certainly far less paced, WG. It seemed the perfect idea to move back to the homeland.
What a lovely way to enjoy your time together!