Writing

Should writers take rejection slips personally? Should editors take writer's comments personally?

I've practically given up writing. I still pop out the occasional story but I don't have time to spend on serious writing. Everything I write now, and have written in the last 2 years, has been either academic papers or silly bloody journal entries.

The Novel is on hold. It's a complete story but still needs finishing. There are other stories in my head.

-A fleet of alien ships are wondering what to do
-an anthropomorphic flying fox is tired of having a broken arm
-Mavrik wants all his short stories "joined together."

It would be nice if writing was fun again.

Vintage Fair Photos

For unlabelled photos of the Vintage Fair, follow the bumper sticker:



I'll be posting the photos with a commentary here as soon as I finish reading a chapter by that twonk Tavani and his cyberbuzzwords.

makovette, there are two rigasauruses in there for you, but one is a little older than your's.

In Which Our Hero Trades In His Canon EOS 50 For An Older Camera

Triumph Trusty, c1910

Wellington Vintage Fair

I took these photos in between rainstorms. Towards the end the camera got a little fogged, hence the hazyness of some of the pinctures. The day was very grey, blues and greens were muted but the reds and yellows were almost glowing.

( Many photos of Engines, Cars, and a frog-eyed fright. )

Hamlet, by Bill S.

Skinhead Hamlet

found by lonita

STRONG LANGUAGE WARNING. If that upsets you then don't look. Otherwise, it's a bit ov a larf.