Off the Deep End
... Well, not really, but getting there. I'm pretty much going into bizarro-mode, and not just in writing.
Let's see, there's the Proust 2013 reading group. I've always wanted to read À la recherche du temps perdu, and this group is very helpful and engaging.
I've also discovered Zane Grey as an alternative to the standard shoot-'em-up westerns. Great writing, great personal stories...
And of course work continues on the follow-up to Following Yonder Star, and Voltaire's Adventures Before Candide.
My profile picture now accurately resents my frame of mind. Chasing phantoms with a flyswatter.
Let's see, there's the Proust 2013 reading group. I've always wanted to read À la recherche du temps perdu, and this group is very helpful and engaging.
I've also discovered Zane Grey as an alternative to the standard shoot-'em-up westerns. Great writing, great personal stories...
And of course work continues on the follow-up to Following Yonder Star, and Voltaire's Adventures Before Candide.
My profile picture now accurately resents my frame of mind. Chasing phantoms with a flyswatter.
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Everyone, I highly recommend reading Proust. Join the GR group, it's not too late. Sleep later. Read now. Yes, sentences go on for twenty pages, but seriously, they are rivers, winding and seductive, and with their siren song and gentle current, they call you in, and there is no escape. It's wonderful.
Where's the Tylenol?