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Tuesday, January 18, 2005
Who wants my novel?!
Continuing rapidly from the last post, I had an Xtastic idea (the X is meaningless, don't worry) - why don't I publish my novel that I wrote in Primary school, 'The Cave'?!
That book strikes a chord with me. I was young, but I wrote it. I'm no ego-tist, never was. I was always the average boy, never amongst the clever-clogses which the teachers so beloved (if you ever want to hear me on the educational system, let me know). Yet, somehow, piercing through all this discouragement and neglect, I wrote a novel. No short work at that: 16 chapters.
'The Cave' is about a young boy (can't remember how young, it mentions it near the end) who accidentally wanders into a Cave on top of a mountain. The Cave closes in behind him, and he's trapped! Jamie must escape!
Sounds simple? It seems so, but everything takes a turn for the complex when our hero comes across two mysterious men who appear to be working for an even more mysterious force. What are their intentions? What is 'The Cave'? Let me tell you, only the first 5 chapters take place in the Cave itself, and what happens after that is the beginning of a journey you could never expect! A quest of magic, danger, friendship and something else.
Enough banter, my question: would you buy this book?
Continuing rapidly from the last post, I had an Xtastic idea (the X is meaningless, don't worry) - why don't I publish my novel that I wrote in Primary school, 'The Cave'?!
That book strikes a chord with me. I was young, but I wrote it. I'm no ego-tist, never was. I was always the average boy, never amongst the clever-clogses which the teachers so beloved (if you ever want to hear me on the educational system, let me know). Yet, somehow, piercing through all this discouragement and neglect, I wrote a novel. No short work at that: 16 chapters.
'The Cave' is about a young boy (can't remember how young, it mentions it near the end) who accidentally wanders into a Cave on top of a mountain. The Cave closes in behind him, and he's trapped! Jamie must escape!
Sounds simple? It seems so, but everything takes a turn for the complex when our hero comes across two mysterious men who appear to be working for an even more mysterious force. What are their intentions? What is 'The Cave'? Let me tell you, only the first 5 chapters take place in the Cave itself, and what happens after that is the beginning of a journey you could never expect! A quest of magic, danger, friendship and something else.
Enough banter, my question: would you buy this book?
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