As you might have seen on my other blogs, I am looking for volunteers who want to review this and my other journal. By reviewing I mean only the content and such. I know I make a hell of a lot of typo?s and sometimes spelling mistakes, but if I paid as much attention to that as I do on my columns and sorts, it would actually pretty good. Though English is not my first language, my memoir (novel) will be in English. I used to be English-speaking and since I think, blog, chat, live in English, that?s what I prefer to express myself in. And I think I express myself pretty well in my journal as well.
I am still looking for other reviews as well, so you can always volunteer.
Paul has written the most beautiful review in the world. I honestly am touched by it, I feel wonderfully magic!
What do you think? Consider a cube. A magic cube. Take it in your hand and look at it carefully. What do you see? On one side, you’ll irresistibly dive into the tumultuous story of a young woman. Spin it some more and you’ll whirl into her intense, uncompromising love stories. Revolve it, and run with her in a breathtaking wheelchair race against some unreversable disease. Turn it upside down to another side, and you’ll fall endlessly in her nightmares of emotional distress and outstretched anxieties. Twiddle it again and watch her golden eyed, black, spoiled and purring cat experience what living with her means. Wheel it a last time, and be part of The Escribitionist’s daily story, sharing your thoughts with hers, as she lives and talentuously writes about her life.
Jody rolls the dice of her magic cube in her e-blog-zine.
~ Paul, occasional writer, Belgium
The journal consists of letters from part of you to you! It’s a nice mix of angst and homelife stuff about the cat and so forth.
~ Damon Leigh, published author, (London) United