A rare thing when anything technology wise works for me but I have news to share, aside from new Instagram stories and two successful vlodcasts on youtube with more planned…
Although my website www.dominicholland.co.uk is ‘terrible’ according to any number of people who tell me so on-line and it needs a complete overhaul… which is […]
I say at the end of Eclipsed, how grateful I am to anyone kind enough to review my book/s on-line – and so on a cold Monday morning in London, seeing this review of Eclipsed was very welcome indeed. Thank you, Romany.
Honest, heartwarming and hopeful. Couldn’t put it down.
8 March 2019
Format: Paperback
I’m increasingly aware […]
The Brothers Trust supports a few local charities – including Momentum, a charity for children with life limiting illnesses – which was founded out of the hospital where our four strapping sons were born. Actually, none of them are strapping, but they are healthy, thank God.
Tonight I am hosting a comedy night in Kingston […]
Do you shout at the news?
I do and I did this morning when John Humphries on BBC R4 announced how many high street shops close per day…
I say this in the context of my day just gone.
In the morning I played golf with Tom and I won. (As I write this post, he is […]
At Waterloo Station today, I went to Lost Property in the vain hope that my lost iphone might have been handed in. I say vain, because I have registered the loss on-line and they send a notification if the item is found – and there has been no such notification.
At the Waterloo Lost Property […]
In my inimitable way I have been blogging for years on the wrong site.
Via my old school mate, nerds are now being recruited and set to work…
Their fiendishly clever workings will make this site the place for all things DH – including backlist books and shows plus the new show The Glory Year (now […]
To the Langham Hotel in London this week to hook up again with James Dunn for an event to raise money for Debra. It was a The Great Chefs Dinner led ably and very generously by Michael Roux.
We sat in an ante-room with James and his mum, Lesley – and with no time pressures, […]
Having been born and lived in London all of my life, I have many memories of this world city which has been transformed in the last decade or so and continues to changing so much before our eyes.
And no better example of such a dramatic transformation than Shepherds Bush?
All Londoners will have a particular […]
