h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Dear Katherine
I have written and submitted A Starry Night in Swansea 1941 and would like to follow up with another of the same time. I am not sure if the style of writing is acceptable as it has a lot of dialogue. Thank you and all the team for the wonderful work and effort you are putting into the WW2 sites. I spend a lot of hours which would be otherwise lonely sharing a time of 60 years ago.
Best wishes
elviraberyl

Dear Eliviraberyl,

Thank you for your message. Your story is a fascinating glimpse of life in Swansea at that time, and beautifully written. Please do contribute more of your memories of the war, and encourage your friends to do so too.

Your story has now been categorised in the archive:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/ww2/A2071289
so visitors to the site can read it.

When you have written your next story, please submit it to the Editorial Desk as prompted when you have saved it - this means that it will be added to the archive too.

best wishes,
Katherine
WW2 Team

Dear Katherine
Thank you for your reply and encouragement. I will write the next Swansea experiences as soon as possible.
I have a query that I hope you will be able to answer, please. I have read Brian Legg's account of the three night blitz in Swansea and realise that he was in the same road, where I lived, watching the red glow of our burning town. I left a message on his personal page but have not had any response. Could you tell me of a way to contact him.
Thank you,
elviraberyl

Katherine,
Ref to previous message, Brian Legg's story written 9th Nov 2003. His identity number is ID2002609.
Sorry!
elviraberyl