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- Talking crime – on why we love a good murder mystery….
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- ‘Talking Books’…On trying to become Somerset’s answer to Mariella Frostrup
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Category Archives: Christmas
Ho Ho Ho – a Happy, healthy Christmas from No Wriggling!
Just a quick post to wish all those who follow my blog and any who just drop by the very merriest of Christmases and the happiest and healthiest of New Years. This has been a good year on No wriggling. … Continue reading
Finding a little ‘Kindness’ in a terrible world…
Even as we enter the ‘festive season’, and many of us are thinking about how best we can bring a smile to the faces of friends and family in the coming days, we have, in the space of one weekend, been faced … Continue reading
A very merry NoWriggling Christmas!!
This time last year I wrote a post wishing all those good enough to give No more wriggling out of writing their time a very merry Christmas, celebrating the fact that I had been blogging for a whole five months. … Continue reading
Reading Christmas – the spirit of the season between the pages
In November I was invited to take part in The Christmas Spirit Reading Challenge hosted by The True Book Addict on her festive blog. It encourages readers to pick up books with a connection to the season and will run until Twelfth … Continue reading




