Since the current thing I'm working on has a lot to do with obsession, I was recommended to read Lolita, by Vladimir Nabokov. I got the audible version and so far am impressed by both the writing and the reading of it (narration by Jeremy Irons). It's always been interesting to me how people justify their …
Borne: why?
Finally finished this book, and I'm left with a lot of question. Mainly: what was the point? This post contains spoilers. What was Borne's purpose? What was Morde's purpose? What was the magician trying to do, other than kill Morde? Was the whole story just an essay against scientific meddling? Borne, the most interesting …
avoiding definition
I find that I dislike when things are concrete, black and white, yes or no. I like when things are open for interpretation, when there are many ways to see something, multiple directions to look. So when I'm writing, I often leave things vague, so they can be seen in multiple ways. I have a …
The end of words
What, if anything, would replace the written word? Perhaps telepathy--some form of direct mental communication. Or possibly, in a world where society has collapsed, it would be replaced with nothing. Maybe words will be upgraded to include more information. Maybe words could be invented that described such unique events and feelings that you could put …
Kindle catalogue, free!
Today and tomorrow only (saturday and sunday) my entire library on amazon is free for download! Read, rate, and review! Even if it's just a one sentence review, each one is a great help, so please check out the link below and read my things 🙂 https://www.amazon.com/Jonas-David/e/B00NT96D0A Thank you!
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