
Paul Stewart
Bio
I'm Paul, a poet, and writer from Glasgow. After 12 years of writing solely for others, it's time to start writing for myself.
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Stories (114/0)
526 Seconds
5-2-6 seconds that, we will never forget His life was choked out * Thank you for reading. This is very self-explanatory. So, I won't mumble on and on as I usually do. With the Time Capsule Haiku Challenge in mind, I have been thinking of lots of different angles on the time theme. And when I was younger I used to think seconds were a lot shorter than they are. Really a lot can be achieved in just a few seconds.
By Paul Stewartabout a month ago in Poets
Is Walking 500 Miles (And Then 500 Miles More) Really Romantic?
I love The Proclaimers. Really, I do. Craig and Charlie Reid. They are Scottish. They are twins. They are fantastic singers, write beautiful pop songs, often with very pointed socio-political lyrics and have at least one bonafide end-of-party singalong anthem in "I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)".
By Paul Stewartabout a month ago in Beat
Rewriting Roald Dahl's Works and Sensitivity Readers - Making Literature More Inclusive or Sanitising the Past?
There may not be a right or wrong answer to this debate, but it is one worth having. A number of online newspapers and digital magazines ran the same story, although I believe it first appeared in The Telegraph and I then read it in The Guardian and Rolling Stone. The story highlighted that there had been a variety of small, but actually significant changes to reprints of Roald Dahl's books to make them more inclusive and less offensive.
By Paul Stewartabout a month ago in Journal
Sorry, I'm Not Always As Good As I Should Be
I have a confession to make, folks. I am not as good as I want to be at this Vocal stuff. Let me explain. I've not been feeling very well recently. Just a stupid cold sorta virus thing that's been invading my body. I will survive, as Gloria Gaynor suggested. I had a random argument with myself about whether it was Gloria G or Donna Summer, but yes, it was Gloria G. My voice is all broken and somewhere between whiny and cracked and croaky. If it wasn't for the involuntary coughing, I'm sure I could give my best sinister old Mafiosa guy impression. Pauly Two Socks. Or something.
By Paul Stewartabout a month ago in Confessions