I'm 18 and I write because writing make the world seem more real. I've never quite been sure if i'm great at it or not, but putting together something like this makes me feel so proud of what i can do. Having a place to consistently gather work where it will do something other than gather its metaphorical dust in a file on my laptop gives me the inspiration to write more. Knowing that there are people out there who read and enjoy my work makes me feel that much better for having written it.
I don't know what happens to people when they grow up, almost as if they stop dreaming. If that's what growing up means then i never want to do it. The trade off just doesn't pan out for me. I had the dream, when i was still in frilly dresses, that i would be a writer and a singer. Then i grew up. I stopped trying to make those dreams come true. I still don't know if i can be a singer, but maybe here i can get the courage i need to be a writer and keep dreaming.
I was raised a Gypsy. I was home schooled while we traveled Australia for most of my childhood. My mum can't stand the commitment of living in one place. She loved meeting new people and hearing their stories, a trait that imprinted itself onto me. Of course when i went to Uni and mentioned that, someone actually replied "But you seem so normal." I was too shocked to know whether to be relieved or insulted.
I hate to be rude, but please don't send me a friend request without reviewing me. It's not very polite. I've also turned my read requests off, I return reviews, its just a better system in my mind.
If you're interested of course, I have a blog which i write shorter more random thoughts in. http://incompletetruths.tumblr.com/
I owe you plenty of reviews but you have to write something for me to review! I don't mean to pressure you. I know you've been dealing with writer's block lately, but I just love your stories. Please write more!
Hey welcome to the Cafe - Thank you so much for the review of "Time Gentlemen Please" really apreciate your time in reviewing and commenting on my work. I had the idea for that piece whilst sitting in a bar. I thought it would be good to write abaout a bar where the famous and the infamous meet along with memebers of the public. You can go in to any bar and find these people - The Pool Players The Cointakers - The Heartbreakers- The Goth with her hair all strewn The Old Man reading the book. The Poet scribbling words for her new collection Fergie, Bruce or Frank on the juke box Marilyn's picture hung seductivly for all to see,but who is the man with the stories to tell who sees life everyday.The Bar Tender just wanted to capture the people around the bar hopefully I have achieved that with this piece Thank you again for your time best wishes for your own ventures Carl