Once it was said that when you write, it’s difficult to start, and once the words finally start flowing, the writer often wants to erase them after reading them over. David Eddings mentioned in his books on numerous occasions that if the writer wants to end up with something good, he/she must keep all the materials that he/she had written. Another author whose works I’ve just recently read, happened to give another helpful idea – don’t try to copy the author that inspired you, but write and eventually your own style will just shine through, and that surely is the best thing that could happen!
So my dear ladies and gentlemen, write, write, write, and don’t look back! Because if you have that burning desire in your soul, to write, then write you shall, just start anywhere and your fingers will surely convey what your soul wanted to say! So onwards, I say!
Now, I haven’t won any awards, nor ever been nominated for one. My greatest achievement was to get a nice, solid B in English at A-level. But alas, despite my ‘grammatical’ mistakes, it is not deterring me from babbling my thoughts all over the page, in what seems to me a quite nicely rounded literary style, even if you don’t know what I actually mean half the time! I like letters, and writing is surely a lot easier than talking, it can convey so much more than spoken words! And therefore, I shall, without further ado, try further down on this page to write you a story, to make you laugh and cry at the same time, and to freeze in anticipation.
