Scrah, Welcome the Literature Network Forum!
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Scrah, Welcome the Literature Network Forum!
Hello, everyone I am just new to the forum. It will take some time for me to abserve you all and learn the trend........
Welcome!
Hello. I'm self-employed with a wonky schedule, and so am often unable to attend the bookish events that I would like to. I write, and I am relatively well-informed about the local indie writers, especially the LGBTQ lot. For several months of the year, my reading list is limited to classics and modern literature; the rest of the time, I indulge in a smorgasbord of the written word. Caveat: My tastes in literature are persnickety, and I have no qualms about demanding that the authors reach for the literary stars. (I decided last year that I was too old to finish any book that bored me, for whatever reason. Life is short, etc. etc.)
Welcome, Seth, to LitNet. Have a look round and see what you like.
Hello, everyone.
Hello Ellison. Tell us a bit about yourself?
Hmm. I am so bad at talking about myself. I enjoy the written word in many forms: fiction, essay, memoir, poetry, and so forth. Now that I'm older, I wish I would have been an English Lit major in university.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreamwoven
Then you have come to the right place. Suggest you spend some time browsing the LitNet forums and see what capture you imagination.
Hi friends,
I am new to here. And very happy to be here. Thank you for adding me :)
I think you probably added yourself. Welcome!
hello :D
i was brought here by my english paper on pride and prejudice... this forum seems cool and fun so i registered #booksFTW
Hello everyone,
Being a new member, just wanted to introduce myself to the community and say 'hi' :)
Welcome, Liv, and ThomasRS, this is a friendly forum, so enjoy it.
Hi everyone!
I'm an avid reader of novels, mostly fiction and current (written over the past 50 years or so) but i do enjoy some of the classics as well.
I'm also a game designer who goes above and beyond with research... whether it be for story, art and aesthetics, or even gameplay mechanics!
However, I'm in no way a literature major. I tend to have questions that come about when reading some fiction and i hope the good people on this forum can help me clear up some confusion!