Blink

Hey! I haven't read it, but it's on my will-force-myself-to-read list. Also, it's Joseph Conrad, not Jason. :wink:

A strange romantic comedy featuring two very different lovers... Or not. :P Sounds like something I'd look at: sounds like satire, at least. The film 'Milk' comes to mind. But ...

Hey! Welcome to YWS! We've actually got a group for this--it's called The Double-Trouble Writing Huddle. =) You can find it here . Best Blinky

The Road, and No Country for Old Men. They're quite southern in form, but great books that make the characters seem so American. Best Blinky

Golden light whispered through crisp leaves and quietly baptised the ground beneath them Wind whispers, and they dance in morning dew Celebrating a life long past. The children congregate and ...

Yes! It was intended to come out in November last year, but then December, and just "2009". So it's already been filmed; just waiting for it to come out. =)

Wow, lovely! One thing I notice is the hair. It's great how you've done it, but the hair on the younger side seems to just be coming out of nowhere, ...

Oh, I've read that! Nice poem. Creepy, but brilliant. And thanks for the advice. =)

Hullo =) Let me have a look. 1. Yeah, the blood does look a little weird. In fact, the arm is more like an insane cow hide--I'd much it a ...

The Road? Sounds good, I'll have to check it out. Your description of the murderers in No Country for Old Men reminds me of Dick and Perry from Truman Capote's ...

Yes, they are different books. Anyways, I decided to add my thoughts on these books here. Not a lot to say, but feel free to tell me what you thought ...

xD I found it! Now, my first poem: There once was a shark, His friends called him Clark. He swam to the beach So he could teach The humans to ...

I'm aware that the best way to improve poetry is to read it, but, it's a shameful confession that I don't know many. So, who are your favourites?

For a story more about a character's life (Saturday, by Ian McEwan, for example), present tense works brilliantly since it brings the reader into the story and portrays the story ...

Walking