Denouement

Hmm, my main influences would be Irvine Welsh Apart from the occasionally irksome Scottish dialect; (though that only adds to setting the environment of Glasgow) he develops his ideas brilliantly ...

Aye, i read 'Beyond the Deepwoods' (i t'ink it's called that anywho) It was a nice breezy read, but not anything amazing. It wasn't hard to work out what the ...

Well, just an hour ago i finished reading 'A Streetcar Named Desire'. Fantastic, i really felt sympathy for Blanche at the end. Though even moreso for Stella. I've got 200 ...

*hugs* I'm sure your story will feel the benefit once you're done with it :]

I think that if you get into the right mindset and think about it enough, you could write about experiencing anything. It's really just thinking about how you'd react in ...

As people or as poets? Armitage for both When i met Duffy she was cold and lacked a sense of humour about her work, Armitage on the otherhand was witty, ...

I type, my handwritten stuff is generally of a much poorer quality. I'm guessing this is because when i handwrite, it just goes straight down onto the page all in ...

Hmm, I'm reading Life of Pi by Yann Martel at the moment and i think it's wonderful I've heard great things about What is What? by Dave Eggers Slaughterhouse 5 ...

Has anyone read his newest book? 'A Spot Of Bother' I have it, but it's currently in the middle of my 'to read' pile. I'll get around to it eventually

I'm only up to page 60 of northern lights It's one of the books that's being read on and off at the moment I'm enjoying it though, it's very well ...

Well, i have a stack of books that i think i'm reading at the moment (i refuse to say i've given up on them) L.A Confidential - James Ellroy Northern ...

I read 'When The Wind Blows' and wasn't too impressed by it, and i only bought that because i didn't read the blurb and thought it was an Alex Cross ...

I'm really interested in reading this now Next time i'm in the library i'll see if they have it

I would recommend John Grisham novels to you also. They show how mundane trials actually are, don't try to glamourise it (too much at least) The Rainmaker, The Client, A ...

Unfortunatly for you, no. The rules are it has to be an original screen or stageplay