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Sunday, July 12, 2009

A post that makes less sense than I do

I was going to write a review of all the books that I've been reading, but I'm too busy reading the books I'm reading to write anything much about their writing. 

I will say, though, that the books I have finished have excellent beginnings, the ones I've only begun have exciting endings, and the ones that I'm in the middle of are even better. 

(Come to think of it, though, one of these days I might write a personal review of the book that I am writing, the book that I am writing consisting of reviews of other books that I have written, just so I can read about my writing habits instead of writing about my reading habits, for once. That may not make sense. Neither do I.)

8 comments:

Alexis, Baron von Harlot said...

I only make scents after too many beans.

Alexis, Baron von Harlot said...

Don't what came over me there. Naturally I never eat too many beans.

Alexis, Baron von Harlot said...

Don't know what came over me. Ahem. It's the fumes.

TimT said...

Bean there, dung that.

Steve said...

Tim, I saw at LP that you are doing "open mike" gigs in Melbourne? I thought you might be a bit shy for that sort of thing...

Steve said...

For what it's worth, I am presently reading Graham Greene's Brighton Rock, his first big hit. I think it starts off very strong, but the rest of it wanders around in quality to a very large degree.

TimT said...

It's open mike singing that I'd be really scared of.

There's a number of good and entertaining open mike sessions happening around Melbourne, so why not take advantage of them? I sometimes take stuff from the blog (like I did this Saturday), sometimes just other stuff I write.

Maybe I should have warned Robert (Merkel) not to write about the evening though, since last time I mentioned I went to a poetry night, someone else jokingly suggested assassination!

TimT said...

(Just for context, here's what I'm referring to in that last sentence.)

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