Ken Webb is a writer and proofreader. His website, kennwebb.com, showcases his work as a writer, blogger and podcaster, resting on his successive careers as a police officer, progressing to a junior lawyer in succession and trusts as a Fellow of the Institute of Legal Executives, a retired officer with the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, and latterly, for three years, the owner and editor of two lifestyle magazines in Liverpool.
He also just handed over a successful two year chairmanship in Gloucestershire with Cheltenham Regency Probus.
Pandemic aside, he spends his time equally between his city, Liverpool, and the county of his birth, Gloucestershire.
In this fast-paced present age, proof-reading is essential. And this skill also occasionally leads to copy-editing writers’ manuscripts for submission to publishers and also student and post graduate dissertations.
The Wives of Potiphar and Pilate
Pilate’s wife was troubled by dreams … she implored her husband have nothing to do with this man for he is innocent.
In this depiction, Pilate’s wife recalls the image of the wife of Potiphar in her dream and the plight of another innocent man, so the tale goes, over a thousand years earlier … …
WORDSWORTH ~ It Is A Beauteous Evening Calm and Free (1802)
The cover design is a digital artwork design. Although Wordsworth did not compose this poem until he was thirty-two years of age, I wanted to imagine the poet as a man aged twenty in 1790 against the background of Cumbria on the northwest coast of Britain.
