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• Escape Plus
  ..., yes, but also the concision that comes with the coincidence of youth and writing in a hurry. That means to say, you’re not just reading juvenilia, but so
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• A Graveyard For Lunatics
  ...ly depths with those sharp claws of his, although on its ground level, the writing can be a little disjointed and you have to concentrate to keep up at times. Ray Bradbury started writing in pulp science-fiction magazines in the 1940s, and in '''The Martian Chron
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• Rigodon
  ...as opposed to serving your own ends. What is remarkable about Céline’s writing, and what was so different about it, is that he states and rephrases everyt ...rything. Just the following: narrative, character, and the entire point of writing in the first place. Reading the Rigadoon trilogy, you’ll get the sense th
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• The Day The Machines Stopped
  ...the synopsis he’d written, he would have felt the angelic powers of his writing flash into action, instead of watching them become bogged down in the sort
  7 KB (1,173 words) - 23:29, 28 January 2017
• Jock Stein: The Master
  ...lese of the daily papers, because this is how we tend to experience footie writing.
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• The Overman Culture
  ...with in a style that was completely riveting. Many writers come alive when writing about children and childhood, and Edmund Cooper wasn’t an exception. It
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• The Quincunx of Time
  Blish died midway through writing Star Trek 12 and his wife, the literary agent, J. A. Lawrence, completed th
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• Asemic Writing
  [[File:Asemic3.jpg|right|thumb|Asemic writing from Marco Giovenale]] ...gn, unmarked, obscure, or ignoble.</ref> With the nonspecificity of asemic writing there comes a vacuum of meaning which is left for the reader to fill in and
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• Invasion of the Body Snatchers
  ...k if the critique is there at all, it is lurking far back in Jack Finney's writing mind. He maybe had more material than he realised.
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• A Twist of Lime Street
  ...are of great concern to Eddie Gibbons. Gibbons has made it plain in his writing that he is not a full-time paid poet, and so unlike Pam, Wendy and Seamus, ...ourse the football family at large. Eddie Gibbons may be at his best when writing about his family. I mentioned above that he had written an entire book of
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• Psychogeography Twitter Accounts
  ...uthwell David Southwell ‏ @cultauthor Author of books. #psychogeography #writing #DoctorWho Landscape, space, fiction, futures | Writing book on burglary and architecture for @FSGBooks (2014) | Incoming editor-in
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• Literary Psychogeography
  Initially, only architecture was writing this book, but for psychogeographers the metaphor extends to a real relatio
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• The Relevance of Rexroth
  ...his own merits, but to me he never seemed to be caught up with himself — writing or talking, he was always dialoguing. So many writers call attention to eve ...eudoclassical doctrine that poetry should be “impersonal,” Rexroth was writing poems that are classical in the truest sense, mature personal responses to
  36 KB (6,003 words) - 09:57, 12 September 2016
• The Man From P.I.G.
  ...inspired Harry Harrison to write the story, and then what stopped him from writing more of it? Then, given that it works, I wonder what stopped there being m
  5 KB (992 words) - 12:48, 12 September 2016
• The Theory of The Dérive
  ...l. Others will admit that the fakes are fakes but insist that the creative writing classes work anyway. ...t, not becaus we were all told to but some of us actualy practice creative writing and it is not an evil thing but an art and a part of our live so I ask you
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• Psychogeographic Investigation
  ...known tools of postmodern geography and one of the hallmarks of postmodern writing on the city.
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• Jim Ferguson
  ...in 1961, Jim has been writing and publishing since 1986 and is a Creative Writing Tutor at Glasgow Kelvin College. His poetry collection 'the art of catching Jim has worked as a Creative Writing Tutor in Preisthill, Govan, Lochwinnoch and Easterhouse.
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• Irvine Welsh
  ...62 Edinburgh Writers Festival where he claimed "sodomy" as a basis for his writing. During the festival, Hugh MacDiarmid denounced him as "cosmopolitan scum." ...radic work of the 1960s was collected as The Sigma Portfolio. He continued writing but published little. He opened a small book store near his Kensington home
  5 KB (900 words) - 05:06, 27 November 2017
• John Herdman
  ..., 1999) and Another Country (Thirsty Books, 2013). He has held a Creative Writing Fellowship at Edinburgh University (1977-79), Hawthornden Writer’s Fellow ==Writing==
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• Cold Harbour
  ...es of his imagination. That’s because Jack Higgins wasn’t averse to re-writing history as he went, and it gave him a hell of an edge.
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