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Well done, Xeon, for completing your novel. As you go over it, look at plot, ensuring you've covered loopholes. Make your characters wholesome and distinct. Dialogue carries your story along, and I concentrate on these with my redrafts. And when you think you have the best version your story...

Disgusting, Ell! Beautifully so.

Way to go, Ell. I stumbled upon Toni per chance. Oprah who? Yeah, UK. Mine was a big gamble; I lifted a book titled Love off a bookshelf, don't know what bug caught me that day! But it turned out to be a streak bug, real lucky. As I read the back cover, I realised this was a powerful...

Methinks too. Woony Wabbit. A few others I could name... Never you.

Hah! You ain't seen bad yet: My val, he gone, Val, val, ye gone, Your mustard smile, and tuna smell, I think of you and mushroom up!

I'm alone on this one then. Tsk!

Tango? Tango! Wabbit, may I tango? Phedre, welcome to the forum! :)

Book heaven? Mhhh. It wears off. Chappies here burn out your steam, topics left right and centre, you could go loony. There are a few already, beware. Welcome to the forum! :)

Wish it were! To quote, click on quote below the message you want to quote and a window opens for you to enter your message below the quote.

I have just finished Sula, and like Love, it did not disappoint. Toni is vivid, picturesque in her language, one can't help but love, hate, die, smell or feel explosions climbing the thigh in the ferocious sharpness of her language, her dialogue. This is one author I would blind buy any time...

Welcome to the forum. I still have an untouched copy of The Life of Pi and haven't psyched myself into it yet. How's it going?

Welcome to the forum, Majormajor! Are you a writer?

Title: Requelm or Silence of the Earth? Comment: Everything in brackets can go; it ruins an otherwise lovely poem.

It is beautiful, the title especially.

Bad! bad! Bobby! Don't you have a book to write or something?

Welcome to the forum! :)

Got an Aussie son, if that helps? He's three, curly hair, big brown eyes and cheesie smile. Smells of a thousand chuckles, poinsettias and rain. As for me, I'll tell you jack. England, you see. 'xcept I'm 33, read slowly (a good book is like a slow orgasm), loved Lolita, and I couldn't...

"Footsie off or you're dead meat, bozo," usually works for me, pupils rolling, eye-whites swelling, of course. :p

Annoyances: 1) Morning breath, garlic or onions on the person next to me, and I'm reading something really great but can't concentrate as a result. 2) Fools behind me at the cinema with shoes up the front seat that won't stop kicking or jerking. No matter how many seats away they are...