https://www.facebook.com/weirdtalesmagazine/photos/a.10151989917255934.1073741825.215132280933/10152359412315934/?type=1.
i hope this link works!.
and u.s. publishers outsource editing to india, in spite of this sort of thing:.
Hi rip!
Weird Tales is an American fantasy and horror fiction pulp magazine first published in March 1923. It ceased its original run in September 1954, after 279 issues but has since been revived. The magazine was set up in Chicago by J. C. Henneberger, an ex-journalist with a taste for the macabre. Edwin Bairdwas the first editor of the monthly, assisted by Farnsworth Wright. [1] The sub-genre pioneered by Weird Tales writers has come to be called weird fiction.
https://www.facebook.com/weirdtalesmagazine/photos/a.10151989917255934.1073741825.215132280933/10152359412315934/?type=1.
i hope this link works!.
and u.s. publishers outsource editing to india, in spite of this sort of thing:.
You're a sweetheart, Hortensia!
Weird Tales is a fave rag o'mine.
MUCHAS GRACIAS!!! four teh laff!!!
CC
greetings, fellow posters!.
movies can easily show emotion on an actor's face, or depict what he's thinking by his actions.
not so easily in writng.
Wishing all a wonderful, writerly day!
Love,
CoCo
Edited to add: I miss my Grammars, too, ND and Gregor!
this is an observation i have made .
yesterday a group of jw`s entered the street where i live , i`m at the end of a street and they stood around and obviously joked and mucked around for about 10 minutes as a group opposite my house .their were 3 teenage girls ,1 teenage boy , and 3 older men .
this was about 10:30 am on a saturday.
Yes, Vidiot, ISOCF is a must-read!
Your comments are spot on.
CC
For your illumination:
Dear Friends,
Some have expressed interest in the above title and their wish to have it for themselves. The chapter of particular importance to many of us is "Legalism - Opponent of Christian Freedom." At the following links you will find comments from JWD members and observations by Ray Franz on child custody cases, theocratic legislation, alternative service, acceptable secular work situations, and "labelling."
www.jehovahs-witness.com/10/126156/6.ashx [see also pages 7 -14]
www.jehovahs-witness.com/10/131171/1.ashx
Thank you and happy reading!
Compound-Complex
this is an observation i have made .
yesterday a group of jw`s entered the street where i live , i`m at the end of a street and they stood around and obviously joked and mucked around for about 10 minutes as a group opposite my house .their were 3 teenage girls ,1 teenage boy , and 3 older men .
this was about 10:30 am on a saturday.
Comment from Milton Henschel, IN SEARCH OF CHRISTIAN FREEDOM, p. 232:
"And what will the brothers do if we give them more free time?
Probably use it in watching TV."
Ray Franz's Response:
"Whether they consciously think of it in this connection, the men in positions of leadership also know that the Watch Tower organization has produced a publishing empire of tremendous size, one that has taken decades to build up. That publishing system with its large, expensive branch offices and printeries and the impressive, multi-storied dwellings for those operating these, are a source of considerable pride and a frequently cited evidence of divine blessing and prosperity. Any diminishing of the pressure on Witnesses to engage in door-to-door activity with the publications flowing from that system could eventually cause that empire to crumble or require its being largely dismantled. I seriously believe that for many of those in the organizational leadership, the very idea of this is unthinkable."
greetings, fellow posters!.
movies can easily show emotion on an actor's face, or depict what he's thinking by his actions.
not so easily in writng.
Dear jgnat:
!
Gratefully,
CC
greetings, fellow posters!.
movies can easily show emotion on an actor's face, or depict what he's thinking by his actions.
not so easily in writng.
Just a brief post, here, friends . . .
Thanks so much for the wonderful tales!
Please come up with one on this theme: a withdrawn and socially awkward girl, despite herself, shows the way to peace for her fighting neighbors. It can be through example or words.
THANKS!
CC
greetings, fellow posters!.
movies can easily show emotion on an actor's face, or depict what he's thinking by his actions.
not so easily in writng.
Beautiful, Bruja!
Thank you so much for a wonderful start . . .
Loyalty, admiration, affection. Something to ponder as I head out the door in a few minutes to meet today's challenges.
With gratitude,
CoCo
greetings, fellow posters!.
movies can easily show emotion on an actor's face, or depict what he's thinking by his actions.
not so easily in writng.
Greetings, fellow posters!
Movies can easily show emotion on an actor's face, or depict what he's thinking by his actions.
Not so easily in writng. Abstracts like love and fear and courage and loyalty are a challenge to show. Sure, you can say the boy is brave, you can say Mom is loving and devoted. How do you show human characteristics in words as you write about the people in your story?
Would you kindly write a few lines -- or more -- depicting a human trait (good or bad) without actually saying the person is loving, courageous, hateful, loyal, etc.
THANKS!
CoCo
one man, so complex, oh dear, coco.
.. the heavens are missing their brightest of stars!.
.. he's chock full of coffee and nominal phrases,.
Thank you, wasblind, Nancy and rip!
You are not only creative and funny but also giving little work for a blue pencil to do.
Quite seriously apt.
CC
