My name is Eduardo, born in Argentina, living in Canada.
I like playing with words. It is a way of communication and sometimes one can express some ideas.
These forums are what I was looking for. See you, mostly in the games. Thank you.
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My name is Eduardo, born in Argentina, living in Canada.
I like playing with words. It is a way of communication and sometimes one can express some ideas.
These forums are what I was looking for. See you, mostly in the games. Thank you.
Welcome, thelastmelon and OnePlus. :)
Hi: Trying to introduce myself here, but this forum doesn't allow new users to post URL's...what's up with that?
Spamproofing. Welcome!Quote:
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Wonderful...but, how many posts do you need before you can post links?
Anyway...since I can't post links here, I updated my profile to include a few things like links to the recent video interview of me which posted on various Gannett news sites, and the first newspaper article about me...I was going to say here that I found this site because one of my poems was read at the Fermanagh Festival in Northern Ireland for Poetry Day (UK) Oct. 3...they read a different poem at a different site in Enniskillen on the hour from 8AM to 8PM...my poem was the last read btw, at the Enniskillen Fire Station by local author Ken Ramsey...I found this site because I wanted to read a couple of the other poems that were read, and they showed up here...still can't post the link...oh well...
Hi everyone. I'm a new member here, fan of lots of different lit as well as a published writer myself. Looking forward to interesting conversations with folks here. Thanks!
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Originally Posted by DaveinJapan
So glad I found you. I chose this site as a link for Mark Twain's Letters From Earth, the subject of my recent blog series. I'm an author interested in fun fiction that models what a secure future would look like as a steady state. My hobbies include domestic birds and dogs, music and painting. My favorite authors are Tolkein, Colin Tudge, and Lewis Carroll.
Hollow dare, I'm Introducing myself. I read a lot about writing. I don't write about reading. I am a liar.
Greetings! I am a high school student with an interest in music, cinema, mathematics and literature. I recently ascertained that I vastly prefer poetry and non-fiction over novels and short stories, but I hope that will not restrain my posting too much. My favorite authors are John Milton, William Hazlitt, Vladimir Nabokov and James Joyce.
-My name is Mohammad Ahmad, Iraqi translator
-I finished my higher education at 1975
-Now I am teacher in one of the the technical Institutes in my country...
-I gained a certificate in translation from one of the famous universities in my country but I don't use this certificate in my governmental job but only into my special affairs..
-I love literature too much...
-I am married and have family.
-I came here not as a beginner to learn English but to publish my literary works and to share people, moreover to exchange knowledge with others and to expand the knowledge as far as possible for distant places or to know closely how the progress is going in the world especially in literature....
-I have translated more than 2 thousand pages in different Arabic literature to English language..
-I wrote more than 2 hundred poems or short story by my own words in English language....
-Since childhood period I love the English language, yet I don't love any language rather than English.
-You can visit my page in face book and you can see my progress and my activities
Hello, everyone...
As you can see my user name is Spring-heeled J (though I could've sworn I registered as that legendary spook/entity of Victorian folklore Spring-heeled Jack, but, what the hey...) and I'm glad to be aboard a site whose members share the same interests as myself. Those interests? Virtually all classic (note the emphasis) literature, both fiction and non. A list of my favorite writers of fiction would include Homer, Virgil, Ovid, Dante, Boccaccio, Chaucer, Cervantes, Rablelais, Milton, Marlowe, Goethe, Dostoevsky, Hardy, Balzac, Hugo, Eliot and Twain. Favorite nonfictionalists would be Herodotus, Thucydides, Cicero, Augustine, Froissart, Voltaire, Gibbon, Burke, von Ranke, Tocqueville, Spengler and Durant. Philosophy-wise my far and away favorite would be Nietzsche.
Once again: I'm happy to be here, and I hope it's going to be a lot of fun,
Rob
Hey there, Im Nammy. Well Im a new comer and you can check out my details in my profile.. now that I've read quite a many posts I guess Im one of the youngest :p
You write poems? well i love writing poems. Feeling great to find someone with a common ground that soon :D
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Hi -- Bert Elliott here, 1974 honors graduate of the University of St Thomas in Houston with degrees in English Literature, specializing in the Romantics (you know, Bryan, Kelly & Sheets)
and Fine Art, specialty of photography, which I taught as a teaching assistant. Got a BA & BFA, plus I had an AA earlier from a junior college I did my first two years in, in a year. Not bad
for only finishing the eighth grade in public school. But enough about me, tell me about you . . .
Hi! My name is Kriana Inara, and i have been here before! I used to be Jekan Blazer, but i will never use that account again. Its just not me ='c
Anyways, Im an avid gamer, Male to female Transgender, as well as a furry! I love writing but usually have little time to do so.
Hope to remake some wonderful friends again! :banana:
Hello everybody. I am also a budding writer and new to these-here parts of the interweb. =)
I am hunting the Snark: online-literature.com/forums/showthread.php?76984-Henry-Holiday-s-Illustrations-to-quot-The-Hunting-of-the-Snark-quot
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Hi, I found this forum during one of my researches about my studies. I find this place is really great and helpful.
About me: I am a 19 year old Turkish girl majoring in English Language and Literature. I like reading, watching movies, swimming, and working out. Yep, I had to count working out, for I am a complete fitness junkie. Well, that's me, I guess, a short introduction (:
Bloody table setting malingerer! Lobster pick execrator!
hello everyone.my name is chris bowen and i like to write.
Why the heck did Aramis go and tell Fouquet about the swap? I typed this in Google. I ended up here. Good to see that there are others on my wavelength.
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Sounds like it was written by some Dum as.
Ahoy Friends
I've been searching the seven seas to find a seaworthy group of book lovers. I hope I've landed on the right island .
I like to read many different types of books ,from history to biographies, to true crime and travel . I'll read almost anything you can dig up except for romances. I have enough of that in my real life,so I don't need to read about it .
Looking forward to meeting you all .
Hello:) It`s the right place:) Welcome:)Quote:
Originally Posted by SeaBiscuit
Hi Hannah
Thanks for the welcome ! I guess I need to take a tour around in here to see what all there is going on . Do you guys read a monthly book together ?
Hi all! How are you? Just wanted to drop by and say hello. I love YA novels and am really fond of thriller stories as well. Looking forward to getting to know you and learning about great reads from this forum - Almonde
Helly everybody,
my name is Susi and I'm from Germany (hopefully that's not a problem). I study literary studies and history and I'm addicted to books, arts and languages. I read a lot of books in English (Neil Gaiman, Julian Barnes, Zadie Smith, Gertrude Stein and so on) and I really like to discuss about literature in english (also to train my english, I don't have a problem to understand, but I'm not pretty well-spoken). So if it's not a problem it would be an honor to take part of this forum.
Not to worry; we have people from all over the world:Quote:
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Welcome!
Thank you so much :)
I wish I could, Julie. I appear to be having the same problem of deciding which button to push.
Hi friends i am new member o this forum , i liked very much on my first view..Really feel good.
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Originally Posted by genermcmillan
Hi all - joined here a few months ago at the urging of a Twitter friend - hey ScherLitNet! - time to stop lurking and start posting. Love to read, hope/trying to write. As a child read everything I could from the back of the cereal box to my mother's Good Housekeeping. My tastes are still all over the place - love a good trashy novel, the "classics," YA, history books (British history especially- my geek dream is to read at Oxford for Tudor history), but mainly fiction. Reread The Odyssey, Gone With the Wind and Gatsby every few years. I try not to judge people on their book choices (see my admitted fondness for trash) but if you say that the DaVinci Code or 50 Shades of Gray changed your life...well, I can't promise no internal eyeroll. Love to travel, love love LOVE hockey (Let's Go Deviils!) and adore a good used book sale. Former bookstore/textbook manager looking to get back to the world of words:-)
ETA - Just realized I posted here a few weeks ago - sorry for the double post - the memory apparently ain't quite what it used to be!
My name is Waqas. I am a journalist based in Pakistan and I also edit fiction for an online literary magazine called Papercuts.
i try to hum a tune,,, the tune is on my tongue and needs to be heard about? do you think it should be launched?
Hi Everyone. I'm PasiaMari and I love to write just like you guys. I love writing poems. You can check and comment:)
I'm looking forward to have many friends here.
Thank you. you can pm me.