David Jones's Blog, page 1329
September 26, 2012
The rain comes pouring down
The news says there are floods;
And I watch.
Summer falls to...
The rain comes pouring down
The news says there are floods;
And I watch.
Summer falls to Autumn
Awaiting winter snows;
And I think.
The daytime sky darkens
With cloud-conjured false night;
And I sigh.
Wars are fought faraway
For money and power;
And I wait.
This world spins on its path
Amongst the moon and stars;
I think of you again.
greetingsfrombritannia:
Reynold’s Park, Woolton -...

Reynold’s Park, Woolton - Merseyside.
This is right down the road from me..I have never seen it looking quite as stunning as this though! This is why Autumn is such a great season.
September 25, 2012
How a novel is made (for me anyway - and this was for...






How a novel is made (for me anyway - and this was for Lilith’s Tears, but it was the same with all my other books) stages:
1) Notebook - the concept and any random ideas.
2) More notebook - tonnes of ideas,not a planbut rather a slew of plot details and moments from various parts of the plot, as well as and especially the end. This stage keeps going throughout, as I write I add more ideas to the notebook to store them for later.
3) Handwritten version - the long haul and the best part, han...
“I have never courted popularity” haha!






“I have never courted popularity” haha!
Fate, destiny - crossroads everywhere.

Fate, destiny - crossroads everywhere.
September 24, 2012
She was restless, agitated - she would always speak to Anier of something “more,”...
She was restless, agitated - she would always speak to Anier of something “more,” something “better,” and indeed he felt it too, although niether of them were capable of understanding, even imagining, what that mystical “something” may be.
- Extract from my next novel, The Blue Bricks Part I. Working on it all the time.
WHAT MAKES YOU FEEL BETTER WHEN YOU ARE IN A BAD MOOD?
Why the caps lock tumblr bot, why?
Tastes of a summer which has long gone, considering all the...









Tastes of a summer which has long gone, considering all the flooding today.