Nature’s Balance Lost… and Restored
When Yellow Stone National Park came into being in 1872, the grey wolf (Canis lupus) was in decline across Montana, Wyoming and Idaho. The creation of the park did not protect wolves and other...
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Creating Great Characters – A Writer’s Trick
Writing tips from Pembrokeshire author Tim Wickenden The most important ingredient in a good story is good characters. As a writer I spend a lot of time thinking about my characters and how to...
Always Here for You – Online
Pembrokeshire.Online has been through several incarnations and, like most ventures, has had its hiccups and headaches, not least losing the site altogether for a few weeks back at the end of last year. Most...
Living with the Pandemic: Tim Wickenden
The only thing they feared was the sky falling on their heads… It is a while since I have written anything for Pembrokeshire.Online and the other day Kitty asked me if I might write...
Picture Post: Tim Wickenden
We all need a bit of uplifting in this most peculiar of times. As most of us are at home and those of us who are going out are perhaps missing our favourite places,...
The Ultimate Atrocity
An account of Bergen-Belsen in Nazi Germany by Pembrokeshire author Tim Wickenden As the aircraft landed on the hastily repaired strip – a Jock [Scottish] doctor raced up to us in his Jeep. “Got...
Thriller Night at Theatr Gwaun
I didn’t know what to expect of Thriller Night at Theatr Gwaun, in Fishguard, but I am delighted that I made the effort to turn out in the teeth of Storm Ciara. We featured...
Tim Wickenden on writing Angel Avenger: A Max Becker Thriller
I’d been planning a novel for several years, a family saga spanning the 20th century, with a male, gay couple at its centre: one sent off to Hong Kong in disgrace, the other forced...
