Monthly Archives: April 2012

Tees Barrage and Tom Fleck

Posted on April 29, 2012 by Harry Nicholson

Yesterday I revisited the Cleveland (North Yorkshire, UK) landscape where my historical novel, ‘Tom Fleck’, opens. Readers will recall that Tom lives in a crumbling cow byre, on the edge of a marsh, close to the southern bank of the … Continue reading →

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From my box of poems.

Posted on April 27, 2012 by Harry Nicholson

I wanted to post something today, but my writing arm is idle. So I’ll resort to a rummage among my poems. Here is a storm, still remembered: Lost Ship We saw nothing on the wind-glazed surface, nothing floating in the … Continue reading →

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