In this edition of The Glasgow Writer, I decided to stop by Gordon Street Coffee, located unsurprisingly on its namesake but is part of Central Station, next to the iconic entryway. But is it a good writing spot?
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I’ve been a Freelancer for a few years now and it has been quite the journey! As soon as I got my Literature Degree I began utilising it on the online market. Now I’m no hotshot freelancer, the kind that supports themselves solely through their freelancing work, that’s the dream! But I’ve at least travelled the road and can impart some little nuggets for those considering starting to freelance or wanting to take it seriously.
“When the first living thing existed, I was there waiting. When the last living thing dies, my job will be finished. I’ll put the chairs on the tables, turn out the lights and lock the universe behind me when I leave.” says Death, the elder sister of Dream in regards to the grandest cycle of them all. The very nature of all existence as we can comprehend. But in regards to Gaiman’s highly acclaimed Sandman series, Death should’ve closed up properly long ago.
Whoever is in charge of fledgling social media network Vero must have some deep and primal knowledge no one else knows. With no prior warning, the transparency championing networking site has gone from relative obscurity to the forefront of digital sharing spaces. So what’s all the fuss about? I dove a little deeper into its beautiful UI to find out.
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Hello there. My name is Richard Mooney and I am currently the writer of 2 comic series.
The first is “The adventures of Percy Nobleman” which you can read parts of for free at https://www.instagram.com/adventuresofpercynobleman/
It is a lighthearted tale about a man in search of the perfect beard and the adventures he has along the way.
The second comic I am working on is entitled “Uptown Chronicles” and it could not be further removed from my other projects.
Set in the fictional modern day city of “Uptown” where the government is corrupt beyond reason, a group of broken individuals from different walks of life team up to tackle the problem head on, often by unconventional and violent means.
One comic is trying to sell beard products…
one comic is trying to start a revolution…
Funny old game isn’t it?
Richard Mooney 