Odes to the Big City
A Book by Adam, the Grub Street Lodger
 An attempt to write a vigorous and exciting Eighteenth Century novel, today.
Sidney mistakenly believes he is the finest poet to lay ink on paper. He moves to London to make his fortune. Poor him.  © 2012 Adam, the Grub Street Lodger
Author's Note
 |
“The Book of the World is Very Ancient, and yet always New. In all Times, Men and their Passions, have been the Subjects. These Passions were always the same, tho’ they have been delivered to Posterity in different Manners, according to the different Constitution of Ages.”
Tom Brown, ‘Amusements, Serious and Comical Calculated for the Meridian of London’
|
Reviews
|
|
Ah I see the cozy feel you were talking about now, a very good write adam. I've read through all 3 chapters and I cannot find anything that really stuck out as odd. It was an entertaining read and I look forward to read the rest, you are a very talented writer, you get the fine details that make a story great. Please send more
Posted 11 Years Ago
|
|
11 Years Ago
Thank you very much. It's a pleasure to feel that it entertained. If there is anything that needs th.. read moreThank you very much. It's a pleasure to feel that it entertained. If there is anything that needs the chop, don't hesitate to say, I know I don't.
|
|
|
|
Author
Adam, the Grub Street LodgerLondon, United Kingdom
About
My novel, 'Death of a Dreamonger' is on sale now.
Order your copy at www.britainsnextbestseller.co.uk
A video to explain who's who and what's what (2 mins).
more..
Writing
|
![[send message]](https://www.writerscafe.org/images/mail.png){kind=small}
![[befriend]](https://www.writerscafe.org/images/friend.png){kind=small}
Share This
Email
Facebook
Twitter
Read Request
My Library
Flag Writing
