This is just hilarious!
Why read your Dickens when you can experience him first, well second, -hand.
One wonders, the world shudders and I'm shaking with laughter.
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Random ramblings mostly centered around the writing I do in the world of Ljiid and writing in general. The occasional rant and vent will also take center stage from time to time.
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- Another literary world to explore
- Head like jelly
- Another string of reviews of fantasy
- Erkateren, summer 1642
- Race for Potter
- Reviews of fantasy in Swedish media
- New deadline
- At least it looks like summer
- On time is not early enough
- Cavalry and no fun
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- When historical fiction becomes fantasy
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- A different kind of writing
- For crying out loud -- works
- Crap contract
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- Doing something, doing something else
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- George R R Martin
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In the bucket
- A Fruitless Attempt -- halfbaked
- A Weave in Shreds -- outlining
- Championship Handbook -- sold
- Frays in the Weave -- drawer
- The Taleweaver -- rewriting
- Unnamed 1 -- withdrawn
- Unnamed 2 -- drawer
- Within Reach -- halfbaked
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