I know I am particularly bad at commenting on items flagged up in this forum ... not because the pieces concerned don't jangle my bits but moreso because I find myself thinking "that was good" or "that was nice" or "Yep!" and knowing that if I say "that was good", "that was nice" and "yep!" comes across as trite, I tend to remain schtum.
However, sometimes what I read drags me into an author's portfolio and I end up reading their whole gamut (and I realise some of their work has been flagged already but I don't care).
I only raise this to comment on Narcissa. Brilliant, I love it. Like Pepsiod too, it really works with his writing. Camus is a real hero of mine, so I like that...and Barely Black Francis is great too.
Anyone else got any favorites?
Ben
PS I hate my own and am thinking of writing under a new one.
For Gywnnie and Chris, after all they obviously need a little guidance in that area....I suggest Advocado Martin for a boy and Sugar Snap Martin for a girl.
I'm Adas and I just joined up on here, mainly to see how my little writings are received. So if anyone has an opinion, please throw it my way. Anything at all, I'd appreciate it a lot. Well, thank you.
(sorry, couldn't resist) and celebrate H Pinter's fantastic achievement!!! English Lit certainly got a little more interesting at school and Uni, when Harold turned up on the syllabus. Cheers!
this past of ours
stretches out behind us.
and now, I can see you,
though you've always
crossed my path.
we sit in the light
and I wonder how
through all of this sharing
through all of this time
it took us so long
to fall into this.
