A collection of background stories to the making of various stained glass windows
Just in from a loyal newsletter follower, Dorothy Collard, who writes:
There’s so much I want to ask you, but I’ll start with the Literary Agent’s front door. – Just how did you do it?
How? There are several answers here. And one answer – as some of you will remember – is that I got stubborn and refused to put up with bad smells in the studio.
With a precedent, that’s for sure.
All the same, it’s important to know when to stop …
First-time visitors, click here to start at the beginning of this bizarre tale of stained glass design …
It was P.R. Exec. #1 who broke the silence: “Where did you say that this new stained glass window was going?”
Are you new here? Well, for the story so far, you must click here!
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Our Public Relations team looked shocked. Anyone would have thought that we’d dismissed them and moved to a different Agency.
“It’s the end of the world!”
Or (much the same thing) that a particularly terrifying prophecy in the Book of Revelation had come to pass.
What on earth had we done?
I checked that my hands were in full view on the boardroom table, still holding the architect’s crumpled drawing.
What on earth had we said to cause such fright?