As a serious literary author and writer (SLAW) I have discovered that the number of typos and their severity are in direct proportion to the number of people I have sent it to, or the number of copies I've printed off, so I commiserate with you wholeheartedly.
Pleasing to see your posts use Farrow & Ball’s “Blue Ground” as an accent colour. This is very much on-brand as a Serious Literary Author. Striking the correct tone, literally and figuratively, is so important.
I can relate to the entry on October 10. I have told many people that I wrote for a peer-reviewed journal. Secretly what I mean is that, once, in middle school, my classmates broke into my locker, stole my diary, and read it.
I used to be a marketing copywriter. I once wrote a Very Important Email (VIE) on behalf of the head of the agency. I proofed it multiple times. All he had to do was send it. He sent it with a typo in the subject line - the only bit he had to write himself. And the very first thing the recipient sees. I guess what I’m saying is, there’s always someone worse off than you.
😂 Dr. Spitorswallow, a woman who’s good at science! Impossible!
The wokies are going to come cancel you for your misogynistic humor, being a part of an oppressive culture of womanizers who keep women chained up with your penises
Dear Daniel, I am musing on just what it takes to be a SLA and if one identifies as such how one should represent one’s self? I bought a book of Albert Camus’s essays yesterday entitled Committed Writings. As one whose photographs always seem to radiate Serious Certainty and Steadfast Commitment (SC&SC) do you think Albert as represented on the front cover comes across as a little uncertain, perhaps doubtful, even non committal?
I am so delighted by your writing. You, sir are a Serious Litterateur Undeniably Talented (SLUT).
‘I have noticed a typo in my follow-up email. I am heartbroken.’ We’ve all been there, Daniel. Thoughts and prayers.
Since I'm a sophisticated lady just as much as you're a serious writer littérateur (SWL), Daniel, I say only this: your diary's the dog's bollocks. 🐶
🤣
ITILY (I think I love you)
And thank you so much for the ear worm until I went to bed last night. ;-)
That is EXACTLY what I heard (words, not letters) when I read Kim Vale's comment or reply or whatever they're called here. In his voice, of course.
As a serious literary author and writer (SLAW) I have discovered that the number of typos and their severity are in direct proportion to the number of people I have sent it to, or the number of copies I've printed off, so I commiserate with you wholeheartedly.
Pleasing to see your posts use Farrow & Ball’s “Blue Ground” as an accent colour. This is very much on-brand as a Serious Literary Author. Striking the correct tone, literally and figuratively, is so important.
I can relate to the entry on October 10. I have told many people that I wrote for a peer-reviewed journal. Secretly what I mean is that, once, in middle school, my classmates broke into my locker, stole my diary, and read it.
reel gud poste, SAL
I used to be a marketing copywriter. I once wrote a Very Important Email (VIE) on behalf of the head of the agency. I proofed it multiple times. All he had to do was send it. He sent it with a typo in the subject line - the only bit he had to write himself. And the very first thing the recipient sees. I guess what I’m saying is, there’s always someone worse off than you.
If I buy you a coffee, can I then proceed to tell you all about my podcast idea?
As a Serious Literary Author (SLA) i pray you necer would want to grace a blink on my work.
Iy could cause serious health issues simetimes ;)
Luke Warm is my hero, saving lady scientists from their disasters. Whatever would they without him?
Your Serious Author Portrait (SAP) is in its intensity.
🤣🤣🤣
But you might be related to this Piper, who makes Dutch barges -- https://piperboats.com
Just a degree or 2 of separation from DED, depends on genealogy.
😂 Dr. Spitorswallow, a woman who’s good at science! Impossible!
The wokies are going to come cancel you for your misogynistic humor, being a part of an oppressive culture of womanizers who keep women chained up with your penises
Dear Daniel, I am musing on just what it takes to be a SLA and if one identifies as such how one should represent one’s self? I bought a book of Albert Camus’s essays yesterday entitled Committed Writings. As one whose photographs always seem to radiate Serious Certainty and Steadfast Commitment (SC&SC) do you think Albert as represented on the front cover comes across as a little uncertain, perhaps doubtful, even non committal?