@volvocars at this point I want to turn this car in off my lease, get my money down back and be done with it. I have also read the online comments on this car and many are having the same problems. This looks to be pure negligence on Volvos part and they need to respond
@volvocars my Ex30’s driver assist is completely unreliable - auto braking has failed more than once in dangerous situations we’re only my own reaction saved me at the last minute, lane control does not hold the lane more than 5O% of the time, cruise control often stops working
@volvocars the dealer having no solution is not doing anything for me and even the sales person who sold me the car is not returning my calls. I would not recommend this car and its electronics to anyone.
@volvocars moreover the GPS more often than not gives completely wrong directions and alerts are popping up for hands on the wheel and driver attention when there is no reason for them. I am completely dissatisfied with this car
Here it is my writing friends - four shelves of some of the very best books on writing, courtesy of the Bread Loaf library. If you don’t see one of your favorites tweet back and let our writing friends know. You can never get enough good writing inspiration.
Agents and editors panel at Bread Loaf. Lots of advice from these talented folks at the top of their game but the best advice is to just keep writing and submit your best and most meaningful writing. Forget what you think they’re looking for, where is your passion taking you?
Join us for this Prospect Street Reading tomorrow night at 7 p.m. They'll be three former Bennington writers reading from our recent publications – Blair Fell, Hugh Ryan, and myself – to be hosted, of course, by the amazing Mr. Robert V. Hansmann
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Don’t miss Andrea Caswell's Write Time writing session to take place this Sunday at 11 a.m. Andrea is Cleaver's fiction editor and You simply won’t come away from this session with anything less than new enthusiasm for your work.
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Check out the craft interview on my collection “The Sons of the Santorelli” in Cleaver Magazine. Cleaver has become one of the best literary magazines around and fiction editor Andrea Caswell’s insightful questions were truly inspiring.
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Just dropped a another recording of one of the stories from my book at https://t.co/h2AOrjbdPU: the collections opening piece, “The Great Dream.” Have a listen & pre order via Amazon for April 12th delivery.
#bordigherapress@italamerwriters#benningtonwritingseminars
When Amazon sends you an email recommending your own book to you …
For a second get excited until you realize that machines are not actually your friends.
A poem from this week's New Yorker, "Anvil" by Arthur Sze, (read during my pre-writing poetry "dive" this morning). The last line of this, after all that comes before it, just knocks me out: "here is the anvil on which to hammer your days"
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It's finally real: my contributors
copies of "The Sons of the Santorelli" came in the mail today. All are already spoken for (I've got a lot of people to thank with a copy of the book) but there's more to be had starting on April 12th (available for pre order on Amazon now ☺️).
I read poetry every morning before I start to write, and I came across this one today from Alex Dimitrov. In the contributors' notes he says he wrote it a line a day over the past few hard years to give people hope. It did that for me today. https://t.co/SDQCyF7wDe @alexdimitrov
Honest to God, he just crawled up on the couch and looked at me like this. I'm a fiction writer and even I couldn't have made it up. #keepitclean#belikebrodie#smilingdog
Here's a first look of all the Spring titles being released by Bordighera Press (publisher of my collection, "The Sons of the Santorelli"). Keep a look out for all these great works of fiction, poetry and history on April 12th .
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