Michael introduces Andrew to some of the environmental issues affecting the local area. Out on the nearby hill tops, Michael also shares some of his personal problems. Anne-Marie presses on with her special new composition, to be called Calendarium, and the long awaited re-opening of Kirkgate railway station takes place on the 15th of March. But that same day thieves strike at the Nithsdale home of a wealthy rock musician. Valuable art works have been stolen! Andrew is quickly drawn to the case and spots a tell tale photograph in the local paper, that might just hold a clue to what has happened.
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Copyright © David Graham Clark 2023
AUTHOR’S NOTE: In this story I mix up and blur chronologies, geographies and biographies. Any resemblance to a person living or dead is purely coincidental. The 12 chapters of the novel Epiphanies and Robberies appeared sequentially throughout 2023. They have now been re-drafted and are in search of a publisher.
The novel also has a playlist to enjoy, you can find it here: http://open.spotify.com/playlist/0XSzB1w8hfrRPUBzs4KFNF?si=JkkDbGmRQM2WeHjcOrFO
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Really enjoying this so far. Look forward to next month’s installment.
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Many thanks Sam. I’m glad you are enjoying reading it. I’m very much enjoying writing it too. Please spread the word if you can. Much of April is drafted and I’ll be tweaking things further as the weeks go by. all best David
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