👆 Unreel (2020-)
A weekly radio show, playing the songs you hear less often, 8pm on Monday evenings at West Wilts Radio.
👆 Monochrome (2019-)
An email newsletter about my efforts to become a better black and white photographer.
Listening to 1001 albums before I die (2019-)
Because otherwise, how will I know which of them are the good ones?
Black and white and RSS (2019)
A set of photos you can only view if you subscribe to an RSS feed.
👆 NOT ifications (2018)
A bot that tweets the opposite of notifications.
BoA Ticket Machine (2017-2018)
Documenting the ways and times that the only ticket machine at Bradford on Avon railway station is not working.
Blockbox / Anti-blockbox (2014-2017)
Blockbox is a set of ideas and prompts to help you re-think your writing project. Anti Blockbox is a parallel-universe set of prompts that hate you and your stupid idea.
Luvly (2014)
A book made of old bits of internet I found lying around on my rented server. Good enough for reading while you’re sitting on the loo. Not much better than that, though.
Bad transport poetry (2013-2014)
Initially a Little Printer publication, later a newspaper you could print on demand, this was a collection of terrible poems about public transport. Not poems about bad public transport.
The John Peel record collection playlist (2012)
Peel’s record collection was published online for the first time since his death. No-one had thought to turn it into a Spotify playlist, so I decided to do something about that.
Twitter by Post (2011)
Actually doing Twitter through the post. It was expensive and very time consuming but also quite a lot of fun. This project was a finalist in the Online Journalism Awards 2012.
Winner of the Best Regional Chip Shop Award, 2006 (2010)
Short fiction, published by Every Day Fiction.
Rising Slowly (2008)
A blog about the weather.
Satire for The Morning News (2007-2014)
Essays about silly ideas, over 7 years.
Moments from pop music history (2007-2014)
Things that got left out of official band histories. Not all of them very true.
gorjuss (sporadically 199? - 2015, approx)
An email newsletter, long long long before they were the new cool thing.
How to catch mice (2002)
For a while after it was published, this page was the top hit on Google for “how to catch mice”. Unexpectedly and delightfully, the comments became a community. At least one couple got married after meeting each other in the comments on this page.
(10 April 2021)