I am delighted in this my seventeenth Podcast to be sharing with you an interview I recently had with local author and member of Porthcawl u3a, Malcolm Cowper.  Malcolm talks about his early life, how the books came about and includes readings from his third book, 'Reluctant Warriors' the stories of those men conscripted into the various branches of the armed services to do their National Service.

I am delighted in this my seventeenth Podcast to be sharing with you an interview I recently had with local author and member of Porthcawl u3a, Malcolm Cowper. Malcolm talks about his early life, how the books came about and includes readings from his third book, 'Reluctant Warriors' the stories of those men conscripted into the various branches of the armed services to do their National Service.

I am delighted in this my seventeenth Podcast to be sharing with you an interview I recently had with local author and member of Porthcawl u3a, Malcolm Cowper.&nbsp; Malcolm talks about his early life, how the books came about and includes readings from his third book, 'Reluctant Warriors' the stories of those men conscripted into the various branches of the armed services to do their National Service.

Pen to Paper with Malcolm Cowper

My podcasts are all about putting Pen to Paper and creating something new and exciting; giving a new angle to fact or generating absorbing fiction. I'm Claudette Evans, and putting pen to paper is exactly what I’ve been doing all my life, be it writing songs or stories. I love writing fiction best, although I have been know to turn my hand to poetry, enjoying the challenge of a writing group's prompt as this can take you out of your comfort zone and encourage you to think outside the box.I also use my previous life's skills to record writings and interviews other writers from within one of my three writing groups. All supported by Awen Cultural Trust in the hope it will persuade more aspiring writers to put Pen to Paper.

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Pen to Paper with Malcolm Cowper

Pen to Paper with Malcolm Cowper