The Writer&#8217;s Block

#8 Posted by subroto on August 4, 2003 8:28:46 am

A chowkie whose writing I admire said it made him smile, well if I could make even one person happy I am satisfied. For those whose blood pressure went up considerably - next time I`ll put in a disclaimer - ``Yahan pearls kay liye diving mana hai``, ``Danger! The following submission could raise your blood pressure`` etc.

#7 Posted by ZeeshanMahmud on August 3, 2003 9:07:59 pm

Take some responsibility for the shit that you spew out. We weren`t diving for pearls when we clicked but do you really think you can do a lot better than this now that you`re apologising?

#6 Posted by Saminasha on August 1, 2003 4:50:30 am

I`ve used about four of these excuses in my writing life...like yesterday...

#5 Posted by subroto on July 31, 2003 8:42:06 pm

What the??
I thought this submission had been lost in the cyberspace last year. Well in my defence - this was written late at night in reaction to some of the poetry being published on Chowk at that time.

T sahib maybe I should write a novel under the pseudonym of Robbin Cook and call it Comma?

I shall now quitely crawl away, safe in the anonomity of my cubicle - go ahead tear it to shreds, while I search for my diuretics.

#4 Posted by nazarhayatkhan on July 31, 2003 3:07:02 pm

Medicine for writer`s block - take a long walk.

#3 Posted by rozaiba on July 31, 2003 3:07:01 pm

I don`t know what to say or how to say it...

#2 Posted by scout on July 31, 2003 3:07:01 pm

is this supposed to be a creative attempt?
am i supposed to say `oh how clever`

well it ain`t so, sorry subroto buddy try again

#1 Posted by temporal on July 31, 2003 2:38:30 pm

subroto:

:)

...keep it simple and get rid of the inverted commas...see the pain you run into when you start peeing words instead of throwing them up (and out without abandon)?

...t