Paul Andrew Sneddon
Scottish writer · Kilmarnock, AyrshireThe days that go wrong.
Scottish writer · Kilmarnock, Ayrshire
The days that go wrong.
The people who keep going.
I write about working lives, pubs, football, music, friendship and the places we carry home. Start with Ten Pounds: Andy has a tenner in his pocket and a difficult day ahead.
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- Big BlueAbove me only the sky, blue on blue on blue. Out over the Firth of Clyde, past Arran to the deep Atlantic. Waves as high as houses. Fishing boats and… Read more: Big Blue
- Petrol StationAnother Ayrshire night under the fluorescent light. Same songs, same playlist, and seven hours still to go.
- ShakespeareA quiet coffee in an Ayrshire café. Then a woman walks in and tells the man at the window to stop writing about her.
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Two ways in.
A complete piece first. You can worry about the back catalogue later.
Ten Pounds
Andy has a tenner in his pocket and a difficult day ahead.
Read Ten Pounds ↗Cash Covers
A Johnny Cash covers band walks into a familiar Ayrshire bar and turns the place inside out.
Read Cash Covers ↗On the shelf
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Before the prose
Hear the musicTwenty years of songs.
Guitars, records and a few stories that began as music.
