playboy bunnysWhat about Watership Down by Richard Adams? What's cuter than bunnies?
playboy bunnysWhat about Watership Down by Richard Adams? What's cuter than bunnies?
I seem to remember Watership Down as being pretty suspenseful. Not at the beginning, but later.What about Watership Down by Richard Adams? What's cuter than bunnies?
It gets downright vicious towards the end.I seem to remember Watership Down as being pretty suspenseful. Not at the beginning, but later.
If by vicious you mean Bambi/Old Yeller style innocence-shattering pathos... spot on.It gets downright vicious towards the end.
haiku? my condolenses or are you planning seppuku?I have been experimenting with different authors John Steinbeck and Ernest Hemingway. I have also got Sir Walter Scott's journals to look forward to as well.
Another author I'm looking into is Thomas Merton, he wrote The Seven Storey Mountain.
I'm also studying Haiku poems.
Thrillers are still not on my radar. And my anger is so much more controllable. Biographies seem to be popular with me.
This has led me to think about writing romantic stories as they seem to be quite popular.
I remember on Round the Horn they had Babara Cartload who when asked if it was true that she had written over 300 books replied that she had written one book over 300 times.I read a Barbara Cartland once, for the sake of it, and was nearly moved to violence by the experience.
Burn him!This has led me to think about writing romantic stories as they seem to be quite popular