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Oh, yes! I had to stop reading The C..."</i>
I put [book:The Casual Vacancy book to the side 4 times and read something different before I was able to get through it.













Congrats and good luck!




That's fair enough. I found myself wondering if you can get into the life of a character faster if they're talking directly to you.

Yes, I also tend to write in the 3rd person, but I feel it can make it seem less direct. If you have one main character, it's easy to write in the first person, but if you have several, then it's difficult to be hopping around. It makes the story seem a little disjointed.

I tend to prefer third person but as Abigail says as long as it's well written...

Got a thunderstorm here."
Oh, you are so lucky! (never thought I'd say that about a thunderstorm, but...) They've been calling for a Thunderstorm here since Friday. It's never hit, and the humidity is awful.




Why are you anti-cable? It seems like a good idea to me as the cables are hidden below ground. We have cable and so can have TV stations from all round the world and I have been delighted with it.

Hi, Carol
I'm anti-cable because right now I'm sticking it to the MAN! I refuse to pay for bundles I don't need. I don't want two-hundred channels (I'd get nothing at all done, my writing career would come to a complete halt) All I want is the Tennis Channel--that's it. So, until they give me what I want, I'm protesting:)
I know you're enjoying the French Open since you have cable. I'm so jealous of you. I can't wait to see who made it through.
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Oh, yes! I had to stop reading The Casual Vacancy, even though it is beautifully written and I love JKR's writing. Way too depressing for me.