Reflections of a working writer and reader
Now in every writing class you find people who care nothing about writing, because they think they are already writers by virtue of some experience they've had. It is a fact that if, either by nature or training, these people can learn to write badly enough, they can make a great deal of money, and in a way it seems a shame to deny them this opportunity; but then, unless the college is a trade school, it still has its responsibility to truth, and I believe myself that these people should be stifled with all deliberate speed. Flannery O'Connor
I know it’s boring but this blog is broken at the moment. I’m working on it and it should look fine from your end, but I don’t have constant access at my end. It might be that, if you post a comment, I won’t see it immediately and it may hang around in cyberspace for a while before it gets approval.
In the meantime just hang-in there and we’ll have it all up and running again ASAP.
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my sympathies! Sometimes along with a new look comes a little discomfort — until things get broken in. (Yes, I’m thinking about new shoes, but I suspect the same principle applies to blogs.)
jb says: It seems to be a little better now. I’m going to give it an early night and see how it feels in the morning. (Yes, I’m thinking about a puppy, but I suspect the same principle applies to shoes).