Thanks for your kind note. Yes autumn is really the best of the seasons: and I'm not sure that old age isn't the best part of life. But of course, like Autumn, it doesn't last.
One does hope that the weather in Heaven permits of the sharpness of winter mornings and the mellow coolness of autumn afternoons, as well as spring and summer.
Now that you're a fancy-schmancy book author who primarily expresses himself in 140 characters or less, obviously you can't be bothered with this blog any more. However, you should at least consider a post so people can talk about your book in the comments section.
Loved the Master Plan essay, so thanks a lot! I would quibble with your assumption that everyone who watched TV was reading about it in the Radio Times beforehand. Perhaps the UK in the '60s was different, but even when TV Guide was the most popular magazine in the U.S., only a minority of TV viewers read TV Guide.
One does hope that the weather in Heaven permits of the sharpness of winter mornings and the mellow coolness of autumn afternoons, as well as spring and summer.
ReplyDeleteHURRAH, my copy of The Viewer's Complete Tale has arrived!
ReplyDeleteWhoot! After all the delays at my end, Lulu took me by surprise at how fast the books were sent out.
ReplyDeleteNow that you're a fancy-schmancy book author who primarily expresses himself in 140 characters or less, obviously you can't be bothered with this blog any more. However, you should at least consider a post so people can talk about your book in the comments section.
ReplyDeleteLoved the Master Plan essay, so thanks a lot! I would quibble with your assumption that everyone who watched TV was reading about it in the Radio Times beforehand. Perhaps the UK in the '60s was different, but even when TV Guide was the most popular magazine in the U.S., only a minority of TV viewers read TV Guide.
Thankings! Maybe we could take any bouquets and brickbats over here:
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Thankings again!