Tag Archives: Mick Mannock
Mad Micky Packs It July 26
Nobody called him that. “Mad”. Except my father-in-law whose mother, Amelia, was Edward “Mick” Mannock’s cousin. “Micky” yes, but surely not “mad”. I was re-reading ole father-in-law’s autobiography after 20 years, one of 37 books he published, and I didn’t … Continue reading
January Sunday
Have you ever gone to a free poetry reading and when you arrive there’s a sign on the door, “Sold Out”? It happened to me. Some days you just have to get motivated for poetry. For weeks I knew the … Continue reading
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Tagged Darktown, Dead Poet's Reading Series, Mick Mannock, native carvers, Sunday
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