Cenarth Fox

Hello from Melbourne, Australia. I write plays, musicals and novels. Lots to peruse at and at Enjoy.

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“When you write a script, and it goes into four or five different hands, committee groups – ‘Here’s our thought about this joke’ – well, that’s the end of your comedy.” Jerry Seinfeld

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@Boswell221B Sir Arthur's life in the play The Real Sherlock Holmes. “This drama is an utter delight giving us both smiles and goose bumps. It is a very poignant script and performance.“ Classic Specialties, Cincinnati, OH

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@dmtoft A scientist invents a conscience drug. Take it, you're driven mad and only find relief when you confess to your crimes, cheating and conspiracies. Crooks, cops and crazy politicians beware. https://t.co/brQVs68kt5

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Advice for all novelists. “Get through a draft as quickly as possible.” —Joshua Wolf Shenk

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https://t.co/vPv3ntjlKW All covered in my play Death by Eating. Read script at https://t.co/uw7GdU4I8k

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“The hard part about writing a novel is finishing it.’
―Ernest Hemingway

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“If a book is well written, I always find it too short.”
― Jane Austen

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“There are three rules for writing a novel. Unfortunately no-one knows what they are.”
― W. Somerset Maugham

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“Substitute 'damn' every time you're inclined to write 'very;' your editor will delete it and the writing will be just as it should be.”
― Mark Twain

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What makes you a writer? Writing makes you a writer. Being a writer is not about how good you are, how prolific, whether published. When you write you're a writer. When you don’t, you aren’t. So practice your craft and proudly call yourself a writer.
Melanie Anne Phillips

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“I did not think about what sort of people might read it. In fact, I was writing it for myself.”
Gao Xinjian

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@dmtoft I have read 100’s of books on WW2 fiction and non-fiction. I can honestly say this trilogy will go down as one of the most enjoyable. All 3 books (now four) were riveting. I adored her. I really can’t recommend these books https://t.co/Yn8BSAuKyL 5 stars https://t.co/QJzumLEN3h

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@KalFulsom ‘An extraordinary book, one of the most enjoyable pieces of Holmesian fiction I’ve read in a long time … a complex, ingenious and deliciously funny story of intersecting realities, and the conclusion is entirely satisfactory. I love it!’ The SH Journal https://t.co/brQVs68kt5

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@ThaddeusArjuna ‘An extraordinary book, one of the most enjoyable pieces of Holmesian fiction I’ve read in a long time … a complex, ingenious and deliciously funny story of intersecting realities, and the conclusion is entirely satisfactory. I love it!’ The SH Journal https://t.co/brQVs68kt5

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@dmtoft ‘An extraordinary book, one of the most enjoyable pieces of Holmesian fiction I’ve read in a long time … a complex, ingenious and deliciously funny story of intersecting realities, and the conclusion is entirely satisfactory. I love it!’ The SH Journal https://t.co/brQVs68kt5

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@95star “I could not put this series down. The characters, plots and settings kept me reading. I really liked the comedy phrasing. A couple of characters I wanted to smack.” Amazon First book free at https://t.co/QJzumLEN3h

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@deidrejowen In Noodles for Shakespeare, the young Vietnamese woman learns Elizabethan English.

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@AlanNWhelan ‘An extraordinary book, one of the most enjoyable pieces of Holmesian fiction I’ve read in a long time … a complex, ingenious and deliciously funny story of intersecting realities, and the conclusion is entirely satisfactory. I love it!’ The SH Journal https://t.co/brQVs68kt5

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@GeraAuthor “A marvellously researched tale of loss and redemption in the untamed bush of Van Diemen’s Land. The descriptive detail and historical accuracy make it a joy to read. I've even nominated it as required reading for my writers’ group.” Amazon 5 stars https://t.co/QJzumLEN3h

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Lord Byron died 200 years ago in Greece and was buried in two countries. "On the border," chorus students. No, heart in Greece, the rest in England. Apt that he invented, "Truth is stranger than fiction".