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Author Archives: edwardchunter
A Lovely Little Story
It’s perfectly true too…I have some stills from the security cameras somewhere and will dig them out. It happened a few years ago now at a small but busy hospital in the Highlands of Scotland. In the wee small hours the … Continue reading
More Damn Wind Turbines
I have just learnt that there is to be a huge new wind farm just down the road in the Monadliath Mountains. This is a shocking and unwelcome development. I am unconvinced of their effectiveness and they despoil pristine hill … Continue reading
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Tagged hydro, Monadliaths, solar, Stronelairg, wind farms, wind turbines
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Archie Update
I suppose it’s about time I gave you an update about what’s going on in Archie’s World. Well, he’s currently revising madly for his school exams, GCSE’s next year and then on to 6th form. He’s already planning his post … Continue reading
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Tagged Adventure, amazon, Archie Hunter, Bigfoot, Canada, Create Space, eBook, Nova Scotia, Sasquatch, Windigo, YA
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Great Blogger…
Just come across this great blog: http://jodiellewellyn.wordpress.com/ why not pop over and have a read.
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A Real Print Book!
At long last we have a print copy of Windigo available to purchase: https://www.createspace.com/4601476
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Tagged Adventure, Bigfoot, Canada, Sasquatch, Windigo, Young Adult
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Ghost Cars and Suchlike
I spend a fair bit of time on the gorgeous Isle of Skye, not only because the stunning scenery and the peacefulness provide a great writing environment but also because of the sheer level of supernatural lore. It really is … Continue reading
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Tagged Ghost Car, Isle of Skye, legends, Paranormal, spooky, supernatural
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Outdoor Education
Archie learned a valuable lesson last night. He decided to go off into the woods on the edge of the hill ground to test his new jungle hammock and basha (also known as a tarp or bivi). It’s a way … Continue reading
