• True Stories: Confessions Of A Gay Man – Friends

    Where would we be without friends in our lives? We all need them, don’t we? As a gay man, I’ve had my fair share of both male and female friends over the years, but some of those friendships were not what I thought the true meaning of friendship was all about. Meet Tasmin, Neville and…

  • Beach Huts #ThursdayDoors #Photography

    Pick a door, any door, and tell me which one you like the most and why.

  • 3 Quick And Easy Ways To Promote Your Old Blog Posts

    Are you making use of your old blog posts? My three quick and easy tips to bring old blog posts alive again are easy to follow and will deliver results.

  • Flash Fiction – In The Blink Of An Eye

    What can you see in the blink of an eye? You may be surprised.

  • True Stories: Confessions Of A Gay Man – Family

    Coming out to my family is one of the most difficult things I have done in my life. I faced varied reactions that led to estrangement from some but eventual reconciliation with others. In this post, I highlight some of the ups and downs of family acceptance of somebody being gay.

  • Flash Fiction – Leaks

    Janie struggles with a leak she’s caused, but it’s another leak that she’ll need to be more concerned with.

  • The Amazing New WordPress Comments Box: What It Does

    WordPress has introduced a new block-style comment box that aligns with the Block editor. But what can users do with it besides leaving comments? Are some bloggers really refusing to use it and threatening to leave WordPress? My post contains all the details you need.

  • WordPress: ‘Open In New Tab’ Box – Where Is It?

    WordPress have hidden the ‘Open in new tab’ box again! This updated post shows you where to find it so that links in your blog posts open a new window.

  • Flash Fiction – Future Affairs

    Kenneth has a problem. His wife believes he’s having an affair. Can Artificial Intelligence help?

  • True Stories: Confessions Of A Gay Man – Jobs

    In the 1970s, I faced discrimination in my first job for being gay. Progressing to a more accepting workplace in the 1980s, I finally came out openly to colleagues. But even today, despite the changing times, fear and discrimination still persist in the workplace. This is my story, but have you faced fear or discrimination…