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Lockdown Book Project Week 6: Available for Pre-Order!

7th May 2020 | Beer, Beer Writing, Books, Craft - An Argument, The Meanings of Craft Beer, Writing

I’m writing and self-publishing a book in 13 weeks and sharing the experience for anyone doing or thinking of doing the same. This week:...

Are we really drinking ourselves silly through lockdown?

5th May 2020 | Alcohol, Media bollocks, Neo-prohibitionism

I pitched a piece correcting media inaccuracies about alcohol sales during lockdown to a couple of newspapers. They never got back to me. Can't...

Lockdown Book Project Week 5: Hitting The Wall

30th April 2020 | Beer, Beer Books, Beer Writing, Books, Craft Beer, The Meanings of Craft Beer, Writing

I'm writing and self-publishing a book in 13 weeks and sharing the experience with anyone doing the same. This week: what happens when you...

Lockdown Book Week 4: Open Road, Thickets and Rabbit Holes

21st April 2020 | Beer Books, Beer Writing, Books, The Meanings of Craft Beer, Writing

I've set myself the task of writing and publishing a book during lockdown, and sharing my experience with anyone else thinking of doing the...

Writing a Book in Lockdown, Week 3: Here Come the Hard Yards

16th April 2020 | Beer Books, Beer Writing, Books, Craft Beer, The Meanings of Craft Beer, Writing

I'm writing and self-publishing a book during lockdown, and sharing my experience with anyone else thinking of doing the same, especially if it's the...

Thinking of writing a book on lockdown? Here’s how I start mine.

7th April 2020 | Beer Writing, Books, The Meanings of Craft Beer, Writing

I've set myself a task of writing and self-publishing a new book in 13 weeks. I'm sharing the process in case it helps anyone...

The Meanings of Craft Beer: My lockdown book, out 25th June

2nd April 2020 | Beer Books, Beer Writing, Books, The Meanings of Craft Beer, Writing

I've set myself a 13-week project: to write and self-publish a new book that I've been wanting to write for the last year. Here's...

Most People Who Did Dry January Will Have Forgotten It By Now. Here’s Why I Haven’t.

4th March 2020 | Alcohol, BrewDog, Dry January, Neo-prohibitionism

In early March, after a boozy February, I'm hoping that this year will finally see some permanent changes in my drinking habits - after...

Economies of Ale Part Two: How the Pub is Evolving

24th January 2020 | Pub closures, Pubs

Earlier this week I blogged about the new ONS data which shows an end to - or at least pause in - the decline...

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