Mm

... attention that it needed.

So at that time, I decided, oh no, I'll just go and freelance and do more work for Crawford's, which I did.

Crawford's were very keen to get me on staff, but I never, ever wanted to go on staff.

I was happy to freelance for them, and they kept me in work for a long time.

I virtually plotted practically all of The Box and most of the Sullivans.

There was, um, oh gosh, his name's gone out of my head, as names do these days, but a guy who plotted all the war stuff, but I did all the home stuff.

Are you still writing?