In the morning I open the blog, check the counter (oh vanity!), See if there are comments on my post, then from the side strip checking updates of friends. Of course I also read the comments on their pieces and I often find responses to me unknown. Then I click on the smiley face on their profile and do 'a peek into other worlds. And so on from weblog to weblog. In the end I find myself even to read the pieces on the sexuality of whales Aryan (?) That have triggered the outrage of 30 people, including animal and not.
today, making this work of progressive wedge, so to speak, I got a call that blogger Safira (nice name though, I'll put it in my list of names of eligible candidates for a story, I wanted to tell all I will use names from now on will be invented to avoid the end in some libel). Safira, therefore, is beaming, because one of his stories, to which he devoted much time and energy and therefore believed that a lot (how do you believe in a story? boh!) was not only won the " A tale of love for penguins Alaska "launched by the popular blog of creative writing" The birds are hungry, "but it was also published by the same blog with a criticism of the famous writer and site manager Marietto Pirillo. A waterfall in a sea of \u200b\u200bcomments that are wasted Safira congratulate for the win and also for the story that everyone has eaten. How could I feel bound from going to discover this famous blog of creative writing (you never know!) And read emulates, to that of Marietta Pirillo, of Charlotte Bronte?
use swear I'm not under any circumstances, but having lost almost a quarter of an hour to follow a twenty unhappy love for a truncated point-blank, which is gripped to tears by the doubt whether to answer the phone knowing that is his ex, away on the first bus that comes at the end and crying again, this time of joy when a friend tells her that he has left another much more beautiful and sexy because she decided to return to her, making her jump as the heart, sent me out of my head.
Just today, the arguments are all the rage on blogs are the snobbery literary , small publishing and print-on-demand , the ' infodump and much of the genre, but reading these things too.
An example of the genre (it's all true, except for the names!) Sometimes suggests that large publishers do well to publish the same old menate, if these are new. Or that almost everything that is or is self-produced junk. But how does a creative writing blog that wants to be serious not only to reward the what he called story, but to make a review so enthusiastic? So what were the other contributions? the diary of Sunday that every week the teacher forced us to keep the elementary school? I just hope that the unfortunate have not even had to pay to enter the contest! A tribute
true art. TIM
(the photo is taken from this site, but it has nothing to do with the locals, but we are also creative writing)
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