CHANNILLO
Series Description:
I read your story holding my breath. It's beautiful. Very different. - Theo (author)
I read The Flexibilizer and I think it's incredible. Very impressive and written with a good feel for language. - Michel (musician)
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The feeling of isolation is palpable. I admire the way you employ time in the story. By not giving exact dates and jumping to unspecified periods in time creates in the reader's mind a continuum that matches the state of mind of the main character. - Bart (linguist)
Category/Genre(s): Adult Fiction, Historical Fiction, Nonfiction, Journal Entries
Updated: Monthly
Status: Completed
Author Bio For liberonova:
Liberonova is a Dutch woman who wrote her historical novella when she was in her thirties. She used to love reading and writing. She says: "When I think back, I guess I quit writing from the moment I got my third mobile phone or 'smartphone'. First I had a Nokia 3410, a blue one. Must have been in the year 2002. Thereafter I got my beloved white iPhone 3GS around 2010 with its typical back, which was terrific to hold: it offered 24/7 access to the World Wide Web. My third mobile was an iPhone 4: it managed to manage me: it had everything in it that I needed. But being on the big internet with al its information, it made me feel so tiny. I didn't know that I would be stuck for such a long time."
Acknowledgements:
I thank
... my mother for hugging me
... my grandfather for writing his detailed letters from his pow-camp to his spouse at home during World War II ... you were imprisoned but you kept your humour ... I love you, although I never saw you ...
... my father for making a lot of jokes
References:
"I read it with pleasure and was very moved by it."
Series Description:
I read your story holding my breath. It's beautiful. Very different. - Theo (author)
I read The Flexibilizer and I think it's incredible. Very impressive and written with a good feel for language. - Michel (musician)
****************
The feeling of isolation is palpable. I admire the way you employ time in the story. By not giving exact dates and jumping to unspecified periods in time creates in the reader's mind a continuum that matches the state of mind of the main character. - Bart (linguist)
Category/Genre(s): Adult Fiction, Historical Fiction, Nonfiction, Journal Entries
Updated: Monthly
Status: Completed
Author Bio For liberonova:
Liberonova is a Dutch woman who wrote her historical novella when she was in her thirties. She used to love reading and writing. She says: "When I think back, I guess I quit writing from the moment I got my third mobile phone or 'smartphone'. First I had a Nokia 3410, a blue one. Must have been in the year 2002. Thereafter I got my beloved white iPhone 3GS around 2010 with its typical back, which was terrific to hold: it offered 24/7 access to the World Wide Web. My third mobile was an iPhone 4: it managed to manage me: it had everything in it that I needed. But being on the big internet with al its information, it made me feel so tiny. I didn't know that I would be stuck for such a long time."
Acknowledgements:
I thank
... my mother for hugging me
... my grandfather for writing his detailed letters from his pow-camp to his spouse at home during World War II ... you were imprisoned but you kept your humour ... I love you, although I never saw you ...
... my father for making a lot of jokes
References:
"I read it with pleasure and was very moved by it."