Jack Anderson

Dec 6, 2024 | yorkshiretimes.co.uk | Chris Speck |Jack Anderson |Min Jin Lee |Lisa Jewell

arts‘Forareian’. Anyone recognise it? It’s the only way I can think of to spell it – as it is spoken - since I’ve never seen it written down. My mother-in-law was a southerner and one of the first people to let me know I had a northern accent (despite my being subjected to elocution lessons as a child).

Nov 22, 2024 | yorkshiretimes.co.uk | Jack Anderson |Min Jin Lee |Lisa Jewell |Michael Magee

artsDespite psychologists and bereavement counsellors telling us there are five stages of grief which we all experience, I have found that we can display grief differently. Some people cry immediately or at the funeral or later, when something seemingly unconnected occurs and unleashes a wave of pent-up or carefully controlled emotion.

Oct 11, 2024 | celticsblog.com | Jack Anderson

Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images Each year, NBA.com puts out a GM Survey, detailing the NBA’s thirty lead executives' opinions on a bunch of different topics. One of the items talked about is which team has the best defense. The Celtics were voted number one at 57%. At practice Friday, Derrick White was asked about it. “Everybody knows we take a lot of pride on that side of the ball,” White said at the Auerbach Center on Friday (via CLNS Media).

Aug 9, 2024 | warwickshireworld.com | Jack Anderson

Watch more of our videos on Shots! and live on Freeview channel 276Visit Shots! nowOver one in four West Midlands residents (30 per cent) have admitted they ‘very often’ compare their friend’s home interiors with their own, according to a nationwide survey. Commissioned by housebuilder Avant Homes, the survey was conducted among just over 2,000 UK adults who have purchased a home in the last five years.

Jun 17, 2024 | bookanista.com | Jack Anderson

My debut novel, The Grief Doctor, follows Arthur Mason, a man consumed by the recent loss of his wife Julia. In the pit of his desperation, a lifeline descends in the form of Dr Elizabeth Codelle, a visionary psychiatrist with a private practice off the North Wales coast. Seeking an end to his turmoil, Arthur submits himself to Codelle’s care, but quickly becomes a prisoner to her radical views on grief.