Poor Imp

...or would I answer? Hey, I might be, if I weren't lying. Lies are amusing, right? Ha - an answer. -Tov No. Unless it's another bloody question of philosophy like ...

Are you kidding? Ha - brilliant, right? Wait, hey - not a description...'mean me? -Tov Three words to describe a human being? Hell, that's a game Tov would like. Don't ...

Income? Right. I make a killing on all this, millions... Hey -hey, not killing ; didn't, er, mean it. -Tov An...income - like an old time work and paychecks? Bloody ...

Brilliant mythology, well-told and tragic, as complete as any of the myths and legends of various cultures - and written by one man. ^_^ Er, I gave it a 10.

You see, its quite obvious that its a female book, a female classic, but did my idiot teacher care about that? NO! Who in their right mind, apart from those ...

I night the best. During the day, my thoughts wander, or things bother me - and I don't think straight. Sometimes I can write wonderfully during college classes; though that ...

What does he think of me? Probably not much. Hey - useless, anyways. -Tov I haven't thought too much...'less Aleda around. She has to talk about it, bloody hell, and ...

Dickens has that mindnumbing writing which makes you want to *head/desk*. No, come - not mindnumbing - perhaps at times, painfully mind-stretching. I don't think that I'd ever imitate his ...

Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky The Man Who Was Thursday by G.K. Chesterton Don Quixote by Cervantes ...finished the first two, honestly. I'd forgotten...couldn't put Dostoyevsky down (I wi

Yep :) love 'em to bits: always makes me sad to knock 'em off, especially some of the main ones. Though torturing them a bit, well: it only builds character, ...

Depends on who you ask, ah, in what language. It's mine. -Tov No, I don't guess so -- just letters and sound. -Piers Nastasia. Come on, don't tell me you ...

It's like JK Rowling's, except even more creative and fantastic. Basically? Good stuff! ...of course, I'm talking about his children's novels, that is. His other books are rather offbeat and ...

'Tis truth. Tolkien is literary, in the most profound sense. Rowling is entertaining. They really needn't be compared. Their aim is different; unless you intend to compare aims, in which ...

Sun rises and all the black concrete shines up... Er, right? Ha - serious question? No, dead concrete looks the same, you know. Amusement is inspiring. Sometimes. -Tov I don't ...

Ah, poor DD... I know the feeling - though I don't generally dent the desk with my head. Hit the keyboard harder than it really needs, at times... ^_~ But ...