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Poet and author AndyN, Manchester’s best podcaster, was kind enough to have me on his show again. It was great chatting to him about my poetry book Jonah’s Map of the Whale, published by Old Scratch Press. Thanks a million Andy! https://onewriterandhispc.blogspot.com/2025/07/anthony-doyle-spoken-label-new-podcast.html

Poor Pinocchio, can’t even lie without his nose telling the truth.  If only people were so simple, though you’d really have to avoid cramped spaces: poked eyes on subway trains, plugged ears in elevators, thick lips at happy hours… And what if our ears grew when we refused to hear the truth? What if ourContinuar lendo “What big eyes, what big ears…”

Check out this podcast I was on to talk about language acquisition, fluency and translation! If you’re interested in languages, Marty.Education has tons of resources.

Many thanks to Mady Joshi at AllAuthor.com for the interview! Anthony Doyle is a multifaceted author whose literary journey has spanned continents and cultures. With a keen mastery of languages, he has seamlessly woven his talents into the world of translation, bridging the gaps between diverse tongues. A true literary virtuoso, this author’s creative paletteContinuar lendo “AllAuthor Interview”

To celebrate the release of my first novel, Hibernaculum, available now in hardback, paperback and e-book, I’m posting a little Hibernation story that went out through Kindle Vella. HiberNation Rawls read back over his text and checked for spelling mistakes (dyslexia never does quite leave you). He tinkled on his lower lip with his fingerContinuar lendo “Hibernaculum out now!”

I have a list of book recommendations up on Shepherd, where you can find lists like this from over 8,000 authors across every imaginable area of thought and writing. Check us out at https://shepherd.com/best-books/to-read-before-hibernating

Miró,  Absolutely everything in this image is total accident.  It always reminded me of a Joan Miró painting, something along the lines of “Ciphers and Constellations in Love with a Woman” (1941), but it’s not a painting at all, much less a Miró (I  should be so lucky). It’s not a piece of contemporary sculptureContinuar lendo “Miró”

https://www.linkedin.com/embed/feed/update/urn:li:share:7019880215459889152 Devil’s Party Press  2nd Senior Publisher at Devil’s Party Press2d HAVE YOU READ “THE STOIC” BY ANTHONY DOYLE? HAVE YOU READ “THE STOIC” BY ANTHONY DOYLE? http://devilspartypress.com

In analytical psychology, the shadow is one of the four major archetypes, along with the persona, anima/animus, and self.  For Aniela Jaffe, the shadow is the “sum of all personal and collective psychic elements which, because of their incompatibility with the chosen conscious attitude, are denied expression in life”. It seems, in the public domainContinuar lendo “The Shadow”