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I'm a 20-something from south England. I'm working on a PhD as well as holding down various part-time jobs, one of which, is teaching Creative Writing on a BA course. I'm very much into comedy, although my writing rarely reflects that, and have recently performed at a gig in London. I like smiling.
Catch-22 by Joseph Heller1984 by George OrwellThe History of Mr Polly by H. G. WellsThe Handmaid's Tale by Margaret AtwoodIt by Stephen KingThe Dead Zone by Stephen KingAnd far too many more to mention...
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Haven't started reading yet, but before I do, wanted to mention fantastic pitch. If I read this on the back of a book, I would be reading the first chapter while I queued to pay for it. Right, now time to read... view book
Hi, I really like this, I really do, however, I felt there were some issues. In some places, I felt the description was clunky and could do with some pruning. I did have a specific phrase in mind, but I can only remember the first three words now - it was as if... The characterisation is great. ... view book
Right, negatives - Addressing the reader. This really, really aggravates me. I don't want to be told how I should read your text, I don't want a summary of the following chapters. I want to read for myself and make up my own mind. Having read the synopsis and then the opening brief, I was really... view book
This is a lovely, light yet mysterious read. I've only read to chapter 7, but have enjoyed it very much. I like your narrative voice, it's really individual adn clear. I did have a problem occasionally with tenses - i.e. start of chapter 7 "tonight" might be better as "that night". I don't thi... view book
This is a really intriguing bedinning, it really does draw you in. The characterisation is fascinating, definitely a study in show and not tell. I also particularly like the way you have of insinuating events before they happen, very teasing. There are some type-os here and there, but nothing m... view book