For all you light verse aficionados (spelling optional) out there, or maybe those who just need a bit of a pick-me-up, Issue 12 of Lighten Up Online is out hereRant with Maryann Corbett and prepare to chop up small furry animals with Basil Ransome-Davies.
Find Julie Kane with a bird in deep doo-doo
Worry at Bill Holloway’s self-prescribing and for Alanna Blake as she is persuaded to lie back and think of .…:
Share D A Prince’s sadness at the loss of old-style pubs and Tom Wright’s desire to be bought a drink in any sort of one
Feel for the frustrations of Sue Millard’s handicapped cat and Robert Sanders’s ill-starred romance
and enjoy the nuts, crackers and indoor fireworks supplied by a sparkling collection of other contributors before rounding off with Joan Butler’s acid view of a pantomime heroine and Leo Vincent’s jaundiced thoughts on Christmas 2010 - plus the results of Competition 11, and news of new publications from contributor Helena Nelson and Editor Martin Parker.
Find Julie Kane with a bird in deep doo-doo
Worry at Bill Holloway’s self-prescribing and for Alanna Blake as she is persuaded to lie back and think of .…:
Share D A Prince’s sadness at the loss of old-style pubs and Tom Wright’s desire to be bought a drink in any sort of one
Feel for the frustrations of Sue Millard’s handicapped cat and Robert Sanders’s ill-starred romance
and enjoy the nuts, crackers and indoor fireworks supplied by a sparkling collection of other contributors before rounding off with Joan Butler’s acid view of a pantomime heroine and Leo Vincent’s jaundiced thoughts on Christmas 2010 - plus the results of Competition 11, and news of new publications from contributor Helena Nelson and Editor Martin Parker.
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