Turno de noche – David Stroud y Barbara Towell #Preview #Drama #Spanish
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David Stroud
Books are DOORS to another world
Books are DOORS to another world – are you brave enough to open one and read it?
Sunrise or Sunset?
Looking at the spread of TSL covers, I was intrigued to see how many featured the sun 00 either rising or setting… Which one takes your fancy? post image courtesy of Pablo by Buffer
Doth quoth the Raven…
I had to look up where ‘Doth quoth the Raven’ came from – only to discover it was a poem by Edgar Allen Poe called The Raven. Literature influences our language – a quick...
Twists in the plot
Telling someone there’s a twist in the plot of a book is nearly, in my opinion, as bad as giving away the ending of a book. However, how else can I let potential readers...
The calming effects of water …
For many looking out over an expanse of water can be quite calming. It allows for contemplation in chaotic and fraught lives… Water too can bring about life changes – it is necessary for...
How dark do you like it?
Do you like a dark setting? a dark story? or are you simply attracted by a dark cover? All are covered in the list of theatre scripts below… take your pick. Comedy of the...
David Stroud appreciation
David Stroud David Stroud, linked with writers in Pinner and Harrow, has four publications with TSL – all quite different, despite three being scripts. His monologue Wenglish introduces the reader to Wales through a...
Team Building – David Stroud #Preview #Drama #Relationships
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Albatross – David Stroud #Preview #Novel
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Night Duty – David Stroud & Barbara Towell #Drama #Preview #script
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David Stroud
David Stroud David was born in Swansea. The first time he left Wales was on a weekend trip to London when he was fifteen years old. The travel bug must have bitten him, because...