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pjreece

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about me

Hydrologist, filmmaker, writer...and life's not over yet. Summer finds me in the great Northwest; winters on the Mexican Riviera.

favourite books

The Maltese Falcon, The Razor's Edge, Disgrace, Catch-22

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http://www.pjreece.ca     http://www.pjreece.ca/blog/wordpress

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I Swallowed a Saint

PJ Reece

A comedian tries to kill himself.


Conrad's wife is dying. To make amends for a life spent as a total narcissist, Conrad must pull out all the stops. "Swallowed" is about art heists and brain scans, about politically-incorrect sex and the cure for body dysmorphic disorder. It concerns the truths we bury beneath our oh-so-precious principles, and about discovering that having a soul mate means ‘to finally have someone to die for’. The fly on the wall can be excused for thinking that it’s about a man who has paced backstage his entire life, heckled to the brink of death by the question: Am I funny?

 

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Davidmauriceware wrote 83 days ago

Hello fellow Authors and readers. I was sitting here trying to think ....

verabeko wrote 93 days ago

Hi, I am Vera! please how are you! hope you are fine and in perfect ....

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My name is Halima, i got you from www.authonomy.com and i want to h....

Jeremiah Jericho wrote 109 days ago

Welcome to Authonomy. When someone offers you advice on how to wr....

"Stolen Childhood" wrote 111 days ago

Hi P.J I am wondering if you could be so kind to have a little look ....

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I wrote 111 days ago

Thanks for reading... re "dreary", yes, can't get much drearier than dying. BUT... the situation gets less dreary all the time, to my protagonist's dismay. I'll take a look your book. Cheers. view book

I wrote 111 days ago

A reviewer named "PeeJay" gave you gold. He said something like he'd like to read it again after a good edit. You know, it's hard to dismiss your work because it's so different. That alone is going to get you on my Bookshelf. But I'm not sure it's going to win you a publishing contract. You hav... view book

I wrote 111 days ago

Christine... here's my honest reaction: are you ready? I think you should write this book as fast as you can, do the best job you can, and move on to some other genre. In my opinion, your writing is better than most writers your age. I can't explain it, but I think you could write a "serious" boo... view book

I wrote 112 days ago

Bob... your writing is good and clean and clear. You've developed the kid as a sympathetic character, for sure. There's only one thing wrong in my opinion... the story isn't set up as a work of literature. Even as a memoir, it should be framed up as a tale with significance. The reader needs som... view book

I wrote 112 days ago

Warrick... thanks for taking a look. I've never had so much fun writing a character as I had with "Conrad". I didn't know I was writing a work of humour until somebody pointed it out, sometime in the early going. It was easy from there on. Cheers. view book

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