Freya’s Christmas Cake
I once had a go at the traditional English Christmas pud (boiled in a cloth) and failed spectaturlarly. So I made my own recipe for a Christmas cake to my taste and oven.It has turned ...
A Christmas Calamity
It’s December 1932. A man in a Santa suit is found dead behind the sleigh in the Santa display. What was he doing there after hours? Who is he? The department store Santa? Another Santa? ...
Into Their Stride
The first book in the Lendorph& la Cour series is out now – at least as a paperback in Denmark and on Amazon. A couple of weeks more and you can get the e-book around ...
Athena on the couch
Athena had been feeling down for a while, and the nursing home management had started to worry. Medication wasn’t a popular solution at the place – side effects are in a league of their own ...
Existentially challenged
All he knew was, that breathing was no longer an option. Then what do you do? Well, stop trying. He did. And then he waited. He lay still waiting for… well, something. Or maybe rather ...
One
They sat on the front porch looking out in the growing darkness. She leaned her head on her mother’s arm and sighed. ‘They’re so far away’, she said. ‘Stars’. ‘Mmmm yes. And no.’ Her mother ...
Pieces of Mind
Assorted poetry about life, the multiverse and everything. HIT OR MISS Inspiration sleets through the universe; photons of creativity hit random minds. Sometimes they explode, unfold, become. ‘Pieces of Mind’ is available as ...
Tolkien and the elastic of mind
The present hype around LOTR has made some people ask why we seem to need this stuff and why people embrace stories like these. I’ll dare the statement that it is sheer necessity – a ...