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Some people would say, Khani is currently in the best years of her life. She wouldn't.
She is caught somewhere in between 10 and 20, with no idea and no plan of what to make of her life, yet so many dreams which might never come true.

I was gone from authonomy.com for a while, but I am back now with a clean slate.
I also put my book "The Biggest..." back up again, in a spell checked yet still not edited version.
If you read mine, I promise to find time to read yours.

favourite books

The Liar by Stephen Fry
The Prestige by Christopher Priest
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
Demian by Hermann Hesse

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The Biggest Cock Up in the His....

Bianca Rech

"-- after two chapters, this writer has to be the reincarnation of Douglas Adams." posted in the forums, 17/11/2008 by "Desert Coyote"


--I've added some chapters (might not be the actual end, but a first draft of an idea) and updated the rest a little---

Somebody Clever is your average kind of guy. He's full of himself and a lot of sarcasm, and just seizes every day, whichever way it comes.........

Until suddenly, he becomes Captain of the 13 Regiment nick named 'Spooked', and gets involved in a race against the organisation 'Danton' for the 'Key to the Midway'. According to the prophecy, with the 'Key to the Midway', the right ingredients and Baloney, the government can be turned. Nobody really understands what that is supposed to mean, but as the Master is determined to get his hands onto the 'Key to the Midway', Somebody needs to be clever......

>>> Posted: 29/11/2008 by "Desert Coyote"::
"Forgive the poor syntax: it was a NaNoWriMo entry and posted in the raw. What counts on this book is the narrative tone and its protagonist, Somebody Clever, both of which draw to mind the best Douglas Adams presented in his work. It's humorous, adventurous, and besides who can go wrong when a book's first line mentions fluffy purple monkeys?"

 

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Jack Cerro wrote 45 days ago

I am Jack's failure to follow his own 6th and 8th commandment. 1: ....

Paul Beattie wrote 48 days ago

Rachel, the Harper Collins site administrator, recently chose my book....

bunderful wrote 191 days ago

I was wondering if you'd be willing to give me some space on your she....

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Hey, sorry if I've told you the one about the Lunatic before - check ....

J F Sane wrote 361 days ago

Howdie there, This is just to thank you so much for the support o....

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I wrote 386 days ago

I don't know what BHCG is, so I'm just gonna go and write a "normal" review. :) In my opinion, in the time of Vampires and Werewolves, this would stand out, in a good way. It is very well written, the pace is right, and the characters are fantastic. For YA (I still like to think of myself as on... view book

I wrote 512 days ago

Ok, I was wrong, this is definitely something I'd read after having read the first chapter. :) The narrative voice is great, it's so normal and sympathetic, I kind of heard Stephen Fry whispering in my ear reading it, even Ms Broadhurst sounded like him impersonating an old lady. I don't know where... view book

I wrote 512 days ago

If I had kids, I'd definitely buy this book for them, or read it to them when they are little. :) It's simple English, which is better than some language some fairytales are written in. I like your story teller voice. Would probably sounds amazin as an audio book too, I believe Lizzy is destined... view book

I wrote 514 days ago

I never hated my computer this much for the time it took to load chapter two... definitely backing your book! Good luck and take care Bianca view book

I wrote 514 days ago

I agree with another commenter on here, the story reminds me much of C.S. Lewis, but it's a lot more unique n it's own way. I'm not British nor American, so I have always admired the accents, and reading /almost hearing the boys talking is a bliss. If I had children I'd have them read this right awa... view book

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