Will Vigar

poet. writer. imposter.

Love, Death and the Crucial Three – Press Release.

Thought you might like to see this… It’s odd having someone else write about your stuff. The ‘more info’ page will be posted tomorrow… FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Love, Death, and … Continue reading

January 23, 2026 · Leave a comment

A Small Pile

Well… a small stack of bloody hard work… I have my copies; yours will be available on Amazon from February 2nd.

January 22, 2026 · Leave a comment

Dedication… that’s what you need…

Well… here is the last word page of my book, “Love, Death and the Crucial Three.” The only thing I forgot to add is a running order of the music … Continue reading

January 21, 2026 · Leave a comment

Novel Update

I got the revised proof back yesterday. Apart from the slight ‘indent’ problem on the dedications page as seen above, it was bloody gorgeous! Except… when I gave the okay … Continue reading

January 8, 2026 · Leave a comment

Love, Death and the Crucial Three Update.

The proof arrived, and I wasn’t happy. Word was being weird (who’d’ve thunk), and although everything looked fine on the doc. There were enormous gaps in the text and often … Continue reading

January 5, 2026 · Leave a comment

Is this thing on?

So…my last post was back in April. That’s… not great. In my defence, I got post-PhD fatigue and could not bear the idea of writing. I had a couple of … Continue reading

December 31, 2025 · 1 Comment

Weird and Eerie (2) The Phantom Hitch-Hiker

Part Two – The Phantom Hitch Hiker. i. Thumbs It is 1981, and my friend Mark had just bought his first car. We would go for night drives, searching for … Continue reading

March 8, 2025 · Leave a comment

Weird and Eerie (1) – Last Train To London Dark – Part Two.

xiii. Rik Rack Recumbent On a bench outside the main gate of King’s Cross Station, I see a familiar face. Rik Rack has poured himself into a solid wooden bench … Continue reading

March 5, 2025 · Leave a comment

Melancholia and the Janus Hue – Part Two

vi ‘Since the Saturnine temperament is slow, prone to indecisiveness, sometimes one has to cut one’s way through with a knife. Sometimes one ends by turning the knife against oneself.’ … Continue reading

February 28, 2025 · Leave a comment

Melancholia and the Janus Hue – Part One

i ‘To attempt to write a guide to such an amorphous concept as melancholy is overwhelmingly impossible, such is the breadth and depth of the topic, the disciplinary territories, the … Continue reading

February 26, 2025 · Leave a comment