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  • Devizes together in Lockdown

    This weekend I find myself toiling with the idea of this virtual festival, and essentially, the direction Devizine has to take as a whole. Its awkwardness at bestowing the mandatory features for online presentations, the quality and quantity of online events being released, and my time management in presenting it all sufficiently and fairly, while Read more

  • Boris to Replace Danny Kruger as Devizes MP

    Boris to Replace Danny Kruger as Devizes MP

    Our recently elected MP Danny Kruger told Devizine exclusively he will stand down next year and allow Boris Johnson to take control of the Devizes constituency. Danny messaged the office yesterday, sadly heartfelt he informed Devizine he planned to stand down and hand the baton to Boris in a move predicted by fleeing local conservatives Read more

  • Summertime with those Truzzy Boys.

    Summertime with those Truzzy Boys.

    I predicted a week ago, our local musicians will be planning and writing during this surreal isolation period. With a lack of distraction from gigs, I’m hoping the coming months should deliver some surprisingly remarkable releases. Bring them on. For now, Fin tells me this was written last summer, but there could be no better Read more

  • Short Story: Dizzy Heights

    The silhouette of a fledgling businessman clutching some paperwork apprehensively entered through the light of the doorway, and eased the door shut behind him. Sealed in darkness now, he couldn’t be absolutely certain, but he whimpered nonetheless. “I know you’re in here, Dizzy….” He received no reply; the only sound was the gentle hum from Read more

  • We Call The People That We Love Inside: by Gail Foster

    We received this poem from Gail this morning, rather current and especially lovely, but that’s our Gail; poem is good too!! Re-blogging from her site, please follow the link to read. The shops are shut. Our hearts are open wide Before we put the Closed sign on the door We call the people that we Read more

  • I Will Not Bleat About Coronavirus, Write it Out a Hundred Times……

    So, I love television, think it’s a marvellous invention. I just don’t like trending programming schedules; I want to bring people an alternative. I cut the grass yesterday, yes, that’s how desperate life has got! I cut it so my sports-loving daughter can have a kick around in the garden, before her built-up energy explodes Read more