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We'll get it right again
We'll come back to life again
We won't say another goodbye again
You'll live forever with me
Someday, someday...
Although I’ve lived in Australia for more than 4 years (the last year and a half of which in Perth), my country of birth, South Africa, is a beautiful nation with amazing people; it has its challenges, but you’ll NEVER suffer a dull day!
Hmm, the book left me in two minds. Jobs was a persuasive visionary who changed the way people perceive computers. He was also a ruthless egomaniac who humiliated those who didn’t bend to his will; did he ever truly credit the people who slaved to bring his products to fruition?
@liam_hrl_96 I’ve loved Julianne Moore ever since her turn as Amber Waves in 1997’s Boogie Nights. Jodie Foster was a tough act to follow, but Ms Moore took on the role… and made Clarice Starling more intense AND relatable IMO. What an actress!
Bien! I’m fascinated… How do you ensure that the nuances of your novel will get accurately conveyed in the French translation? I’m bilingual (have translated quite a few passages in my time) and find it tricky to duplicate idioms and colloquial turns of phrase sometimes…
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I am so stoked to share that the French rights to my first novel INVISIBLE BOYS have been sold, with the book to be translated into French and published in France, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg and Quebec! 🥳🥳
ALLONS-Y! 🇫🇷 🇫🇷
@V8Sheppard@MerriamWebster Sweet Holden, perhaps I am about to change your life (a little). For manoeuvre, remember “man”, with which you’re well acquainted (as am I 😁) and “oeuvre”, as in an artist’s body of work. Just combine ‘em. With compliments of your friendly Duncraig word nerd. Okay, bye.
Now that’s what I’d call “quotable”! The by-product of a curated and airbrushed media space is that creators (and editors) are too afraid to keep uneven, challenging and yeah, uncomfortable elements the way they are. I say let “the fringes” reflect reality; ugly is beautiful.
After not doing any interviews for months, turns out I was very ready to come out swinging against the weird renaissance of moral puritanism in literature. 🤘🤘
Thank you to Julie Hosking for this new interview in Seesaw Magazine here: https://t.co/rbDesj6Q9L
Hey fellahs, yep, that’s quite right. The original LP version of Love to Love You Baby is about 17 min long. It’s lush, indulgent, a bit porno, so... quite magnificent. https://t.co/JhbDgNZfUW