Okay, I just cleared cookies and site info from my IPad, but it did not help. Same problem with sign in and limited access to functions once I'm in....
First (and I hope obviously), this is what works for me. I also believe it is what Melville meant, but I am neither a missionary nor a monomaniac and...
No, it didn't help. The problem is that I (usually) can't sign at the upper right. When I try, the words "user name" do not go away, and my password...
If you are speaking metaphorically, Lawrence Durell's Alexandria (Egypt) was beautifully captured, although I've been to Alexandria and it's nothing...
I thought George Gissing did a pretty good job with late C19th London in New Grub Street, The Odd Women and The Netherworld. I particularly liked the...
This is a wild guess, but the position of their eyes may not adversely effect their vision as much as it seems. The information they need about their...
Interesting. I mean, I'm not trying to be confrontational (and, trust me, I don't care what notch you move to--is there some reason I should?). I've...
Welcome to the site, Eldertree. You will get more comments on your story if you repost it in the Short Story Sharing forum. You may also want to make...
It's an interesting idea, prendrelemick. The multi-racial, multi-national Pequod has sometimes been seen as a microcosm of humanity, but I suppose it...
Jose Saramago, Victor Hugo, Alexandre Dumas, Thomas Hardy, Jane Austen, Walter Scott...
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Difficult to choose... Pride & Prejudice, The three Musketeers, The Siege of Lisbon
Location:
Saarburg, Germany
Interests:
folk dancing, reading, living history
Occupation:
freelance translator/housewife
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One has to laugh before being happy, because otherwise one risks to die before having laughed.
"Je crains [...] que l'âme ne se vide à ces passe-temps vains, et que le fin du fin ne soit la fin des fins." (Edmond Rostand, Cyrano de Bergerac, Acte III, Scène VII)
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