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?Ted? a poem by Ivor Griffiths 2007

Ted Quark stood with shoulders broken like cracked paving slabs, crumbling. He twitched and wobbled with worry, sweating with strife.The crowd?s surge like a river of mud, smelling of rot and disease. Quark stood amongst the midden, shifty looking, eyes darting like swallows or the flick of a Tiger’s tail. He mouthed a word; a deaf mute’s mewl:“Quark” People swarmed around him, blank-eyed and symbiotic, grey and [...]

Today is the Greatest Day

Today is the Greatest Day 22/7 = Pi Neon light bounces — on fragile bronze towers; dazzling yellow-white light — drenching cold sap-swollen trees, like warm honey dripping through fragrant warm half-light unfolding leaves and erasing the streetlight. Seven Sticks Burnt Rolling beneath gilded temple-spires of commerce and traders in his Deities’ guns. Curled, like a caterpillar, snug and cocooned in a rug, wrapped in newspapers: [...]

Rachel & Mark

Remember what I said in the car? Remember what I said? If you don’t see me it isn’t because I don’t want to see you. I’ve been to Court and everything. Don’t believe anyone who says I don’t want to see you. They’re liars. And they are. DAD

Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller

Willie Loman lives the American Dream and wishes to foist it upon his son Biff. It is a complex and surreal tale, of life, death and betrayal, of paternal love and fraternal loyalty, the shallowness of business and the depth of true friendship. A modern day tragedy that is as relevant today as the day [...]

How to Write a Novel & Short Story - Suspense

How to write a Novel & Short Story - Part Four Suspense, or Keeping the Reader Reading. ?We do our best to paralyze the reader - freeze him to the book. All quivering helplessness, he waits to see what is going to happen next.? �� William Foster-Harris, The Basic Formulas of The Story (1944) Norman:Univeristy of [...]

Characterisation - Inducing the Fictive Dream

Writing a Novel or Short Story - Part Three James Frey says that “A transported reader is dreaming the fictive dream.” He supports this idea by quoting John Gardner, in The Art of Fiction (1984), in which he argues that “this [the fictive dream], no matter the genre, is the way fiction does its work.” [...]

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