The Holt Scribe is now the Sheringham Scribe. Or, maybe he's both!!

Yes! 
Sheringham's prodigal son is going home. Holt's literary loss is Sheringham's gain!

A brief holiday but now the stories are flowing again (34 now).

An Angel in our Garage' is the title of my next book. To see it you will first need to know where to look. I will be signing copies of 'The Theatre of Limited Facilities' at Bertram Watts in Sheringham this Saturday (11-12.30) If you come along I may tell you!

Its cold, windy and raining. Plus a Bank Holiday is coming. What a perfect day to launch my new book which is set in an English seaside town!!

My wife has just finished reading the 'proof' copy of 'The Theatre of Limited Facilities' and now she can't stop crying. It's going to be something else that I'm bound to get blamed for.

A writer's lot is not always a happy one!

Only one week to go before the 'release' of my first printed book. If you can't get to the launch at the Little Theatre in Sheringham next Friday (2.30pm) it will be available from Holt Bookshop, Bertram Watts, Jarrolds (Cromer) as well as Tagmanpress.com. It will also be in E-Book format.

The Holt Scribe will soon be scribbling no more - long live the Sheringham Scribe!
I'm going back to where it all began - to where I was born and to the place where my family have lived for centuries.
I can always feel their love and warmth (as well as that of my friends) as I write AND when I'm in Sheringham they won't have to travel so far!

Morning World.
I've just realised that there's a hectic two months ahead of me.
Back to bed then - when I wake up it'll then be less than two months. Result!

Just five weeks to go to the launch of 'The Theatre of Limited Facilities'.

Don't worry Hetty fans - I'm cracking on with editing the first BOOK. It should be finished by the Autumn just as long as I don't get diverted by new ideas.
(I will!)

As a prelude to the publication of 'The Theatre of Limited Facilities' Hetty and I will be touring all the places made famous by the book. We will start at the end, in London, and end it at the beginning, on Beeston Bump - where it all began!

United Nations Council is set to debate the Jimmy & Riddlesworth question. Meanwhile their search for Santa continues!!

Crisis at Christmas!
The Civil Aviation Authority have given Jimmy & Riddlesworth an official warning. After their collision with an Iceberg their License to fly a delivery van might be revoked.

Jimmy, Riddlesworth and I were on BBC Radio Norfolk today talking about my e book "A Message for Freddie" - THE SEARCH CONTINUES
http://www.tagmanpress.com/store.php?c=26&p=98

Forget Monopoly this Xmas. Why not play "Where's Freddie?" The first person to find him will win a prize. To get you started - his father was in the US Air Force and was based at USAF Sculthorpe England in 1959.

Easy!!!

Not!

please help me to find him in time for Xmas. Thank you.

HettyHummer was designed and built to travel to the ends of the earth - and then to let her rider test his/her limits when they got there. She is the most versatile vehicle on the planet, letting you connect with the outdoors in ways that you never dreamed possible. She is distinctly unique - just like the person who drives her!

I've just written a play in 3 minutes!! Beat that Mr Shakespeare?

"Hetty - The Inalienable One"  for a cast of 4 actors and a mobility scooter and set in a factory (somewhere), a Park (anywhere) and a Garage (mine)!

I remember what was

and dream of what will be

Remembering and dreaming

present, past and future

united in a moment!

how did that happen?

The Tagman Press: A Message for Freddie - Roger Chamberlain

The Tagman Press: A Message for Freddie - Roger Chamberlain: This short story by North Norfolk writer, Roger Chamberlain, is the first title in our new series of Tagman E-Tales and also Roger's debut...