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I love books, I’ve always got one on the go. A while ago John, a friend of mine asked me why I didn’t write one myself. It seemed a great idea at the time, but I’m finding it more difficult than I thought.
John’s an interesting person so unbeknown to him, he’s become my main character. I need to come up with something to spice the story up a bit, so I asked him if he had any ideas I could use.
He said he likes books in which the hero gets unexpectedly murdered towards the end.
I thought that was a great idea, however he might regret coming up with it – I forgot to tell him my book’s an autobiography!
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Oh no! He will regret it very much. Love your humorous touch.
So it seems! Thanks, Sadje.
You’re welcome ☺️
Ummm… the one writing it is gonna do himself in…
Other way round, Dale, John the hero of his yarn is about to get a surprise!
But an autobiography means he has to have his hero write it…
You’re right of course!
You’ve managed to make autobiography feel delightfully dangerous. Poor John never saw it coming.
Rather that than deadly dull! Thanks, Kymber.
Yikes! Maybe it should be a “bio” and not an “auto-bio”! Just saying…..
Good point, Nancy!
Will he ever get to read the book, just asking 😀
I somehow doubt it – unless there’s an after-life library up there!
Hee…Hee…John’s in grave trouble
I see what you did there, Geeta!
Last summer
Your friend might be well-advised to be told one of the other bits of how-to on writing: ‘Write what you know.”
I’ll pass on your suggestion!
Oh, Oh.
I know!!!
Oh, dear. This is certainly not ideal for John.
At least he’s been warned!
oops, plot twist
Just a bit!
Oops indeed!!!
That’s what I thought – so did Jonh!
Oh no poor John – great story Keith 😄
I know 😒. I shouldn’t really take advantage of other’s misfortunes!
Great turn of events at the end, Keith. Well done!
Thanks so much, Suzette!