I bought a book because I liked it's shape. Sky High by Germano Zullo illustrated by Albertine. I do wonder how you write a book like it?

Dyslexia is my I like and enjoy mine

On Christmas day I got to open presents and I got a copy of "The Very Hungry Zombie: A parody" It is good laughed out loud. Remember Dyslexia is a blast.

So I am wildly in love with my wife she is just the best that has happened to me, and a daughter well, show is such a great writer. She does the showing up at her laptop and does it everyday. So I love them and I have fallen in love with a Mongolian folk band I don't know what they are singing about hearing them just makes me smile, in that stupid grin on my face kind of way that love makes us have. Dyslexia is a fun way to see the world enjoy

There moments when you wonder what you get from reading a book, sometimes it is another world, a place of escape, a delight to have. I find myself having finished "Bitterseed" The words of Edgar Rice Boroughs that appear in a extra on the John Carter Bluray " He wanted a part of the action that these rubbishy writers were getting. Bitterseed is ok but it does feel like damned with faint praise. Must get my own work out there sometime so I can be damn by faith praise to. Dyslexia Rocks Have fun

So there is a series called revolution on the telly net etc. where ever you encounter it. IT is the worst suckiest stuff I have ever encountered, this week.

I'll come to why in a bit, there are a set of books that I read many years ago by John Christopher "The Sword of the Spirit" Trilogy. Post apocalyptic Britain and the demise of technology, and then the secret network.... Oh go and find it, read it it is rather good and enjoyable. Also This might be the same John Christopher who wrote "the death of grass" which is a book that my father has recommended to to me. Must pick that up sometime soon.

So anyway it would appear that a the parents in most post-apocolypic future are quite awful parents, living by outmoded liberal capitalistic let everybody be nice and loving so they can come and kill me and assault my friends and family.

In the words of Guy Fleegalman "have you never watched the show?"

It is almost as if they very people we watch have never read a book, been to a library, watched a movie.  Still I'll not watch it again only watched the pilot it just makes me spit feathers. that doesn't taste pleasant in ones mouth.

Still enjoy one dyslexia as I do find a happy spot in the world and love it. have fun

So I finished "Stone Father" by Orson Scott Card, I liked it, I do believe that i is as Mr. Scott Card said in the back of "The Lost Gate" He though t that it was some of his best writing. I do find my self wondering how I find more in this world. I will give it some thought. Also I do think it is very good work. I liked it, nice enjoyable world peopled by characters you want to succeed. I am a dyslexic and I like it. Hope yours is as much fun as mine. Enjoy the world it is worth it.

The Tales of Ebenezer and Vaughan Playce: The Eros Mannequin. I has begun my next story or is it tale. Fleshed out the plot shape. For my own personal preference I use, the writing tip given by Robert Rodriguez "Rebel without a Crew". Using cards to block a moment to place who is there and what happens. I find it most useful to create a beginning. Then comes the next bit it is not hard, you just have to turn up.  I am turning up every day for a while to do this one. Remember dyslexia is not a hinderance, it is how I see the world and I like this one.

Have a great day 

So I have put another book down. I put it down because it hasn't worked for me. It was going great right up to the nazi psychic had to walk through London. There was no sense of menace or arrogance or impending doom as he draws near to the hero's family and life and I don't need dull in my life. so I have put "Bitterseeds" down. I went back to reading "Make it so" The book on sci-fi interfaces. Which is completely and utterly captivating. I am enjoying my dyslexia at the moment. Have fun.