by E.M.Davey | Mar 14, 2020 | Blog
Hi everyone, This is obviously a really scary time, but I have put together this list of reasons to be cheerful based mainly on the data. I have read everything, EVERYTHING I could find on this topic to pull this together. For a while I was a reporter on Radio...
by E.M.Davey | Aug 18, 2019 | Blog
“It’s not often that you come across a clever, well-researched anthropological thriller that is every bit as exciting as it is intelligent. There are some grand claims made here but they are all backed up with discussions of the archaeological and linguistic...
by E.M.Davey | Jul 22, 2019 | Blog
As I breathe a sigh of relief over the election of Jo Swinson as the new leader of the Lib Dems, I thought I would commit to paper a few reflections on how, over the past two decades, my life has curiously elided with that of a fairly well known politician who happens...
by E.M.Davey | Jun 27, 2019 | Blog
The Killing Gene is published today, blasted out of the airlock: destination unknown. Will it race across the sky like a meteor, leaving a dazzling shower of sparks behind it? Or be immediately sucked out into an infinity of nothingness, just one more piece of...
by E.M.Davey | Jan 2, 2017 | Blog
I thought it might be fun to post the first chapter of one of my unpublished novels, a historical thriller entitled The Last Greeks of Alexandria. The novel was about a quest to rediscover the famous library of that great city… my hopes for publication were...
by E.M.Davey | Oct 30, 2016 | Blog
Violence was in the air as the Malian elder and his strongest tribesman crossed the River Moa by canoe. Waiting on Tiwai Island were dozens of Sierra Leonean fishermen, seething with anger. The Malians had paddled through two countries to Sierra Leone, lured by the...
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