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This Week's Meaningless Topic (#63) (Nov 20)


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Hi all. Forum reader John York has published several very nice novels (available on Amazon). I have put a four-book series of novels on Amazon and am working on a new book. As part of my latest research, I have stumbled on a number of memoirs and novels by people of Forum age who went ahead and wrote that book they had always wanted to write. Which leads to this week's topic.

 

THIS WEEK'S MEANINGLESS TOPIC: Have you written and published a book or books? How can we order a copy (copies)?

Posted

Well, yes.  But #1, it is rather dry reading, and doesn't have much of a plot.

And #2, it was published in 1989, so has been out of print for years.  A quick search on line did find it apparently available (and with very flattering ratings).  These may be used or remainders.  Anyway, here's the reference:

 

Karen Quinn and Kenneth Quinn, A Manual of the Old English Prose, NY, Garland Press. 1989. (Garland Reference Library of the Humanities).

 

Ken

Posted
47 minutes ago, Sniper31 said:

Um, nope

 

+1 - Me neither , I'm too busy reading some guy named Pettichord . :rolleyes::D

Posted

Not yet - but I do have an idea of a rough outline

Gather together all my contributions to the Orbx Forum and entitle them

 

" The Life and Times of an Old Flight Simmer":rolleyes:

Posted
57 minutes ago, flyingleaf said:

Ah surely would write one, but my speallings ain't so goodish.:unsure::D

Staying dry up there Karl , be on the lookout for a Arc ……..

Posted
1 minute ago, BradB said:

Staying dry up there Karl , be on the lookout for a Arc ……..

Yeah I know. Pretty bad here. Feel so sorry for the people of Merritt, Princeton and the Fraser Valley. Hope for the best. Cheers k:)   

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3 hours ago, Stillwater said:

Just my doctoral thesis. You may find it on the website of my university, but I am sure it is very dry reading...

Even if dry, that's quite an accomplishment. What was your topic?

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I wrote a book a couple of years ago about my sex life. But could never find someone who wanted to publish it. The book is in two volumes:

Volume A: Thinking About It

Volume B: Talking About It

Posted
1 hour ago, Rodger Pettichord said:

Even if dry, that's quite an accomplishment. What was your topic?

Synthesis of modules for photosynthetic systems. Lab work makes you humble…

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