Last Saturday, 9th February 2008, I attended the Writing Industries Conference at Loughborough University. I wrote about my part in it in my blog last week but not about the whole shebang.
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Enjoyed the poem and the
Posted on Sun, 26 Apr 2020
Enjoyed the poem and the comments. I'm always interested how and when people write. Non-fiction books or articles? You obviously have a connection with birds, nature, and the imprint of history on both.
You could have him going around the whole town then you'd have a novel right there - like that book of micro stories of every passenger on a tube train.
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The poem is sentimental in the best possible way. I love the move from whale to herring (and its sorrow) to us. It is comparable to Philip Pullman's way of describing death. We become dust, part of the atmosphere. Or here, of the sea. Wonderful...
Enjoyed the poem and the
Posted on Sun, 26 Apr 2020
Enjoyed the poem and the comments. I'm always interested how and when people write. Non-fiction books or articles? You obviously have a connection with birds, nature, and the imprint of history on both.
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Me too, the surprising things
Posted on Fri, 24 Apr 2020
Me too, the surprising things, sex in the library, and the bicycle stuff.
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I loved the doctor image to.
Posted on Wed, 22 Apr 2020
I loved the doctor image too. For the record.
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Mouse trap and Hardy Boys
Posted on Tue, 14 Apr 2020
Mouse trap and Hardy Boys book. Loved them both.
You could have him going around the whole town then you'd have a novel right there - like that book of micro stories of every passenger on a tube train.
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I enjoyed reading this too
Posted on Sat, 11 Apr 2020
I enjoyed reading this too this morning.
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This beautiful story of
Posted on Sat, 11 Apr 2020
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Agreed. A ray of hope.
Posted on Wed, 08 Apr 2020
Agreed. A ray of hope.
Read full commentPosted in I Tell Myself This When I Am Afraid
Glisk and glassiness work so
Posted on Mon, 06 Apr 2020
Glisk and glassiness work so well together.
As Thom Gunn said, One is always nearer by not keeping still.
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Love it. Congratulations.
Posted on Sun, 22 Mar 2020
Love it. Congratulations.
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The poem is sentimental in
Posted on Thu, 02 Apr 2020
The poem is sentimental in the best possible way. I love the move from whale to herring (and its sorrow) to us. It is comparable to Philip Pullman's way of describing death. We become dust, part of the atmosphere. Or here, of the sea. Wonderful...
Read full commentPosted in The Sea is Sentimental
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