Some years ago I wrote a poem - Whittling our Niche - which attempted to explore the concept of our singular, but miniscule existence on this Mother Earth. Seen through a galactic microscope, each of us has a unique mountain to climb, a discrete rock-wall to scale, on our track from cot to coffin. This portfolio of stories and poems, photographs and sketches, along with comments on contemporary issues, is a reflection of my own minute presence on our eternal globe.
Reading for me is not a hobby, it's a way of discovering how others have scaled their rock-walls ... fact or fiction. And so to writing: the other side of the yin and yang. To paraphrase Christopher Hitchens 'If I had known I was going to read so much, I would have done more writing to match'. Now I begin to even up the kaleidoscope.
I hope this site can inspire others to do the same.
Duncan Gregory

I'm excited to read my first copy of Whittling our Niche (From the Tree of Life) from UK publisher, Austin Macauley.
I think it's a good read, but maybe I'm biased. it's up to you, the reader to give your verdit on that.
Author Duncan Gregory

The book has already been printed, and will be launched on November 7th, in the UK and worldwide.
It will be available direct from the publisher, on Amazon (see image >) and ebooks globally, plus mainstream bookstores in English speaking countries (UK, USA, Australia, Canada, India, etc.)