Not so good
I had a dream that Australia Post introduced a new size of prepaid red satchel - a smaller one, perfect for fat paperbacks too thick for prepaid envelopes. It was about half the width of the 500g satchel, and was really cheap. I was excited by this.
posted by Nicholas @ 11:01 PM
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this post sits oddly with your last. A razor’s edge of creativity that subconsciously yearns only for better postage options…I kid. Tell us more about your latest writing venture.
ugh, i could explain the seeming contradiction but i know you're kidding.
i don't much like writing about works in progress. it is based on a particularly vivid dream that didn't involve australia post satchels, but the process of shoehorning the dream into a realistic world has shorn it of most of its colour and intensity, unfortunately.
I had a dream about a sudoku puzzle that was so difficult it only had two numbers in it to start off with.
Uhhhh.
Actually, that would probably be a pretty damn easy one to solve, given how many correct possibilities would exist...
Tash are you still after a translation of the complete original Brothers Grimm? I have one for you if you still want it...
Yes. Yes I am. What do you want for it?
(Other than a letter. I procrastinated on it, but I had my reasons and they're kinda interesting... but I will elaborate in writing.)
most intriguing...
nothing, of course... charging for gifts takes a lot of the fun out of giving them. besides it came in a load of over a thousand books, a four hundred year old bible, two martin sharp prints and a fossil ammonite, so the cost to me of one book is fairly negligable.
let me know your address.
ha. these are great. the original ending of hansel and gretel: "My tale is done, there runs a mouse, whosoever catches it, may make himself a big fur cap out of it."
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