It’s a short story or three.
(Joey says it’s a book.)
I hope you enjoy reading the blueprint.
I hope these are enough for now.
Take your time: just read one a day, or all, or again if you like, or not.
I’ll just answer another virus’ call…
Yeah, yeah, coming.
And to the author who wrote that tribute text to Basti Artadi in the Tales of Enchantment and Fantasy (Milflores Publishing, Inc) and said to Korina Sanchez on TV that WRITING ONLINE is something like an attack on the literary/paper writing/publication therefore printed literary books/materials (like book above) are counter-attacks, this is my sweet-fuck-you:
online-writing-sustains-the-symbiosis-with-printed-literary-or-chuvawise-and-if-you-still-want-to-find-out-what-if-with-Basti-I-have-his-411-in-Cali-and-you-should-be-thankful-Carljoe-Javier-is-in-love-and-sweeter-nowadays-otherwise-he-could-(not-would)-have-called-your-declaration-stupid-or-say-what-the-fuck?!-on-television-but-he-didn’t-so-write-on!-writing-minus-Counterstrike-violence-Peasu!
The author of the story’s bio-note says she has a degree in Broadcast Communication from UP Diliman, cum laude…Hmmm.
That Basti Artadi story, by the way, some say is actually a Creative Nonfiction piece submitted in a CNF class and “spruced” for “short fiction” publication. Well, well, can someone please gather material for an anthology that’s all officially Creative Nonfiction then so that we would know what is which, hmmm?
And by the way, I really can arrange for a day with Basti Artadi [the name is really beginning to sound like bastard] or the whole Wolfgang-shebang so that a fantasy with a fantastic twist can come true. Hmmm!
Now that would be an enchanting tale.
Or another kind of fan-fiction.
Or fan-nonfiction.
Or yeah, tribute text.
Or glorified fan letter with matching poem with rhyme and meter of “Trees by Joyce Kilmer”.
And hopefully with a better syntax in the text.
It’s just me but I sprain my speech organs with words on texts like “lackadaisically” because it sounds ugly and I pray for God to save me from nagging sheep in my quest for sleep that bitch “do-you-see-us-smile?!” or tones that are so-freshie-exuberance with ambivalent humor.
Or especially if the text has a comma problem because I hear some lawyers have problems with dead-poets or alive-authors who use too many commas. You know, there’s a difference between the sentiment “it’s something that makes you pause and think” and “feeling drunk on the bipolar drink stoplight”.
If the author-and-fans-and-friends take offense, personal attacks to yours truly are still welcome. Just make sure it’s not on pimple-masquerading-as-boobs and piso-piso-legs or contributor-to-speculative-fiction-(fuck that word) and please no more superiority-ek-ek-over-lang-schools because that would be repetition of abomination and we are looking for original articulation.
*Evil snarky cat laugh*
*And Ma’am Susan Lara is now censuring in my head, “Too Sharp.”*
Buy the book mentioned, please, it’s interesting.
I hopefully contributed to the popularity of this author and the sales of the book.
I’ll try to make time to come to visit and tell you stories at least once a week.
One of them will likely be “24 true hours with Pinoy Big Baron”.
Thank you for reading me.
*Curtsy*
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