This is very good!
This is an interesting article about the difference between literary and popular fiction.I have written short stories but always wanted to write a novel.
I love Nicholas Freeling.His novels are written as detective stories but they qualify as literary fiction.I especially like Dresden Green.
You can get a full list of his novels via the link above.I shall be mulling over the thought of writing this weekend and looking a people walking by as I stroll along.
Why do we women wear such clothes?Why is “feminine” a bad word… like flowered dresses?How can one reconcile feminism with femininity?We don’t all want abortions like Simone de Beauvoir.
The other day I wore a dress and my partner said,Auntie E!
This is an interesting article about the difference between literary and popular fiction.I have written short stories but always wanted to write a novel.
I love Nicholas Freeling.His novels are written as detective stories but they qualify as literary fiction.I especially like Dresden Green.
You can get a full list of his novels via the link above.I shall be mulling over the thought of writing this weekend and looking a people walking by as I stroll along.
Why do we women wear such clothes?Why is “feminine” a bad word… like flowered dresses?How can one reconcile feminism with femininity?We don’t all want abortions like Simone de Beauvoir.
The other day I wore a dress and my partner said,Auntie E!
Not a compliment is it?I was wondering how good my imagination is.It’s based on experience
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