When I think of Shakespeare and of Dickens and of Chekhov I imagine stacks of paper and ink pots and quills (or at least fountain pens). But when I think of well, me, I must admit that there is not much paper on my desk, and no ink pots or quills whatsoever, just a laptop … Continue reading Are You Becoming a Paperless Writer?
There are some who hate old books and rip their pages and toss them about and leave them in shadowy corners to the mercy of the moths; and there are those who take good care of old books and read them and pass them on. In other words, there are evil people and good people … Continue reading In Praise of Old Books
Saturday night they heard curious sounds coming from their daughter's bedroom upstairs. They went to check on her. She was fast asleep. They shrugged and returned to bed. The moment they closed the door she opened her eyes. 'You can come out now,' she whispered. The wardrobe door slowly opened. Related articles 10 More Writing … Continue reading 50-Word Tales #113
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