Interview by Carol Anne Meehan, award-winning radio and tv journalist. We talked mostly about The Astreya Trilogy and The Hippies Who Meant It. Click Here
Seymour Hamilton interviewed by Carol Anne Meehan
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Glenn Gould at 80
I originally wrote and published this item a few years ago. In upgrading my website, it vanished. Here it is again. Glenn Gould would be 84, if he had not died in 1982 at the age of 50. We all … Continue reading
A Conversation with Jessica Knauss, author of Awash in Talent
Jessica: I’m not sure I would qualify Awash in Talent as an allegory per se, but I certainly intended the Talents to represent differences in society … that tend to be marginalized Continue reading
Miss Jane Fletcher, Writer
This is my niece Jane in 2015. Here she is again, reading. When Jane is reading, she is in her own world. She is nine. She wants to be a writer. So I wrote to her early in 2016. Chelsea, … Continue reading
Apt 613 and Barb Collishaw review The Hippies Who Meant It
What does it mean that they “meant it”? I think it’s the idea of perseverance, despite hardships and social ostracism. Continue reading
The Hippies Who Meant It featured in The Low Down
Many thanks to Anastasia Philopoulos and The Low Down to Hull and Back. http://www.lowdownonline.com
A review of Britannia’s Spartan by Antoine Vanner
A glimpse into the most populous area of the world at a time when it was largely misunderstood or ignored by Europe and America. Continue reading
The Road to Self Publishing
The whole thing was strangely reminiscent of scoring a baggie of weed in those high and far off times about which The Hippies Who Meant It was written. Continue reading
Launching THE HIPPIES WHO MEANT IT
My latest book, The Hippies Who Meant It, is now available on Amazon Kindle. It’s about American and Canadian young people in the 60’s who dropped out and went back to the land armed with pluck and naïveté. It’s also a … Continue reading
My Music
My first musical experience was undoubtedly my mother singing to me. At the age of 68, on the ferry to the Isle of Skye, I found myself singing words and music I had never consciously learned. I put that down … Continue reading