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Tag Archives: reading
From the memoirs of an addict II
In the late eighties I was addicted to crime novels, basically of any style – police procedure, noir, hard-boilt, single shamus, animal detectives, stuffy British, you name it. Even though I usually had plenty of work as a language traitor, … Continue reading
Posted in Creative writing, Flash fiction, Fun, Life, Literature, Love, Writing
Tagged A. A. Fair, addict, addiction, Agatha Christie, crime fiction, detective novels, Flash fiction, memoirs, microfiction, mysteries, mystery novels, reading, reading addiction
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What writing does
Writing takes you to another dimension. Reading is one – you assemble images and understanding from particles. By writing you become what is closer to a creator or god: you create universes from particulate matter. – James Steerforth (© 2012) … Continue reading
Posted in Creative writing, Philosophy, Writing
Tagged creation, dimensions, god, gods, images, Literature, particles, particulars, reading, Writing
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Steer Forth! 