Back. Tanned. Tired. Story ideas still keep blooming in my mind. Still feel like I'm driving. Covered about 3,700km for two parties. If I had my way I'd be adding another 2 - 3,000 on to take in Rainbow Serpent next week as well. But I don't have my way. There's a treadmill to jump on, even though I just wanna be a gypsy. Maybe one day I'll ditch this treadmill thing.
Back with more tomorrow when I am more coherent... then again I have a real world to get back to as well as ideas for a novel, a short story collection and a children's book to get on with.
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- Lee Bemrose
- Random writings, stories, magazine theatre reviews and interviews, fiction, and occasionally my bi-weekly column Grumpy, which used to appear in the pages of Tsunami mag. Oh and be sure to check out my ebook, 17 Stories Of Love & Crime.
Sites I Visit
- 17 Stories Of Love & Crime
- A Website For Meee.
- Amanda Palmer
- Amra Pajalic
- Australian Writers Marketplace
- Ben Pobjie
- Bright and Precious
- Chris Boyd
- Chuck Wendig
- Crime Downunder
- Danielle deValera, about writing
- Escape To Paris
- Farrang Girl
- Frownsmile
- Gin Genie
- Guyana Gyal
- Helen Razer
- Isabelle
- John Fleming
- Lemonpi
- Maggie
- Max Barry
- My website
- Regen Records
- Smaggle - Carly Jacobs
- The Bedroom Philosopher
- The Best Bloody Burgers
- The Pixie Collective
- This Is This
- Zoe Keating Cello
- http://thejohnfleming.wordpress.com/
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4 comments:
Was this the party you weren't sure about going to?
It sure brought back your writing zing. Good for you, Lee.
Wasn't sure about going to it last year, went, went again this year, will be back next year.
Writing - way I feel right now I need two extra sets of fingers and a couple more heads to get everything done. I need to morph into a kind of writing monster.
I couldn't wait for you to find that Orhan Pamuk article, I just knew you'd like it :-)
It was so good. I liked that he didn't tell us more about the contents of the suitcase and what he thought about it. Even though it was a true story, it had a very literary quality about it. I really did find his relationship with his father incredibly moving... even though I'm as hard as rocks :)
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