But then I saw this line yesterday, and I was hopeful like the most hopeful person you could ever imagine.
Saturday, 6 February 2010
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There is hope yet
When I was in my teens and early twenties I thought I should write a book. I even started writing one. But then I had an attack of the doubts; I would never be a good enough writer.
But then I saw this line yesterday, and I was hopeful like the most hopeful person you could ever imagine.
But then I saw this line yesterday, and I was hopeful like the most hopeful person you could ever imagine.
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What on earth are you reading?!!
ReplyDeleteThe incredibly successful Lee Child's Killing Floor. Made of silly.
ReplyDeletehmmmmm i'm just trying to think - what is the most distinctive thing i can think of but nothing stands out.
ReplyDeleteLOL! I'm writing a novel now and wory too about how crappy it's going to turn out and now I'm reading a series by an author that has, oh, two dozen published books and she uses the same word to describe something multiple times in the same sentence. Then they use it in the dialogue to describe it. "The trench was deep...the deepsest trench...couldn't imagine how deep the trench was..."That's a deep trench..."
ReplyDeleteI think "avocado pear" and "as anonymous as you could hope to get" don't rank that well, either.
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of book were you planning on writing? You have enough people here who already enjoy your writing, go for it!
ReplyDeleteToo funny! Write it, write it :O)
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I am as tickled as the most tickled person you could ever imagine.
ReplyDeleteI hope you finish that book!
Edit: "That book" = that book you've started writing. And maybe also this book that you've been reading, ha.
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