If you have a blog you find yourself being compared to other literature that originated from these kinds of forums.
There have been shiny examples of hope like horror novel parodys that hooked the reader by claiming that "John dies at the end".
But most think of sado-masochist fan-fiction, based on books that has tainted the word "twilight" forever, when it comes to blogs, since the book series it spawned, which's name makes any author regret ever using the phrase "shades of grey", has dwarfed its compeditors with its profits.
There have been shiny examples of hope like horror novel parodys that hooked the reader by claiming that "John dies at the end".
But most think of sado-masochist fan-fiction, based on books that has tainted the word "twilight" forever, when it comes to blogs, since the book series it spawned, which's name makes any author regret ever using the phrase "shades of grey", has dwarfed its compeditors with its profits.
Eventhough
a proper website requires money, time and expertise it seems preferable
which is why this page is now making this transition.
You can access the second stage of presentation of
Thoughts Without Conclusions in the digital world by following this link.
You can find other texts by Dan K. Sigurd at:
You can find other texts by Dan K. Sigurd at: