ness kingsley: writes, reads, rants & rambles
Why concentrate on one thing when you can concentrate on several? AT NIGHT ALL BLOOD IS BLACK I don't think I'll ever forget it either, Ali Smith Occasionally, I have been known to read literary fiction. It is always memorable, this one was a deeply tragic story of a Senegalese soldier’s deteriorating mental health as… Continue reading your eyes are like dirt // an amalgamation of things
It's always 'Why are you here?' and 'What do you do for a living?' and never 'What's your favourite dinosaur?'
If I had a nickel for every event I organised in 2022 and missed ... I'd have three nickels. That's not a lot but it's weird that it's happened three times ...
The publishers asked Harry - 'Harry, how much detail did you want to go into?' and Harry stood up and said: 'yes. Even my frostnipped nethers.' And we, the people, said: 'oh no' and read on.
I've learned a lot - in the conventional sense - I've always kept educating myself because oh heck yeah, it's fun. (The mitochondria is the something of something.) But in the rest? About life? I feel like I know less. Logic? WHERE YOU AT?
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