Intriguing forum name, central european perhaps. Welcome to LitNet!
Intriguing forum name, central european perhaps. Welcome to LitNet!
Hello,
I am Richard, nice to be here. Hope to learn ad contribute to this learning forum.
Richard.
Hello, all. I wanted to take a moment to stop in to say hello before I start posting. I'm Nash and I'm a high school English teacher in Tucson, AZ, USA. I hope to be able to gain some valuable insight to readings as well as provide feedback to this well connected and diverse environment.
Welcome all to LitNet! I hope you'll like the forum. I,m looking forward to your contributions.
"I seemed to have sensed also from an early age that some of my experiences as a reader would change me more as a person than would many an event in the world where I sat and read. "
Gerald Murnane, Tamarisk Row
Hello everyone !
Hi
I'll be posting around so I don't think there's a need to describe myself here. I just hope to find interesting discussion topics and of course, new friends!.
I'm a native spanish speaker and know how hard it can be to find people who speak the language in most forums so don't hesutate to talk to me if you want to
Welcome. Even as a native Spanish-speaker your English is excellent!
Welcome, Anne Elliot. There are some good discussions of Jane Austen here, who given your name I imagine you admire.
I am unfailingly impressed by the number of posters whose first language is not English.
Previously JonathanB
The more I read, the more I shall covet to read. Robert Burton The Anatomy of Melancholy Partion3, Section 1, Member 1, Subsection 1
Hi all, brand, spanking, new!
Thought I'd drop on in and introduce myself. I'm a kiwi (New Zealander) for those who are unfamiliar with the term 'Kiwi' and try to associate me with the fruit, I may be fruity but I'm not bonkers yet! lol
I love to read, write, draw, create, spend time with my kids - (Sometimes) hey they are teenagers, what's to like? lol
I've got one book published and another on the way, well when I finish the second one, when I say it's on the way it is, though time frame wise, I never said in what year that would be? lol
I don't like winter (Go away winter) I love summer (Bring it on)
Well that's about it for now, much more to say, of course. But I'd like to keep part of me a mystery, ha ha ha
Its the bird, the kiwi, not fruit, native to NZ. I am sure you as a NZer know that. But perhaps some readers don't.
You get sarcasm right? I'd have thought it came through clearly that I was referring to the fruit known as the kiwi-fruit. Not the bird. To indicate that I'm a bit on the fruity side.....guess my sarcasm slid off and I wasn't as funny as I thought LOL Oh well, nice to meet you to.Originally Posted by Dreamwoven
Nice to meet you, too.
Hi everyone.
I hope am posting in the correct thread. I've only recently joined The Literature Network, but I have already read two stories and I am quite thrilled at the quality of members' responses. My only previous experience with similar forums is with a community dedicated to a very specific science fiction universe. Although my field of research in the real world has led me far away from creative writing, my experiences in this sci-fi community has been quite positive, and I look forward to reading, responding and even (when it eventually comes to it) sharing some of my own writing with the community. I hope to learn how to branch out from sci-fi into previously unexplored areas (for me).
Thanks.
And as I pass through the first gate, I know that the better part of my soul will remain behind - forever.
Welcome to the site, Welcheren. You'll find no shortage of otherworldly creatures here.
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I add my welcome, LitNet is clearly the place for you to thrive in.
Hello, newbie here. Just dropping by to say hi
Hobby writer looking for some critique.
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