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You're welcome, Maria. You liked a review I wrote, so I figured you must have good taste..."
Haha.
I think I like you alrea..."
I'm happy to hear it. Go with Metallic Dreams if you're going to read one.

You're welcome, Maria. You liked a review I wrote, so I figured you must have good taste..."
Haha.
I think I like you already and might even read one of your books sometime.

You're welcome, Maria. You liked a review I wrote, so I figured you must have good taste...


Thank you, Richard. I can confirm that the boys were back in town...and on excellent form. It's always weird seeing Thin Lizzy without the iconic presence of Phil Lynott on stage, but Ricky Warwick stepped into Phil's unfillable (unPhilable?) shoes and did an admirable job, just as he did on the 2011 tour. Ricky's a Belfast-born boy who grew up in the Scottish town of Strathaven, so he has undisputed Celtic credibility and an attitude to match. I've no tales of debauchery to report, but there was one funny incident at the gig, so I may flesh that out into a blog post of sorts. I'll let you know if I do.

Thanks for the compliment, Richard. If Z's persona resonated with you, the book Bad Wisdom might be right up your street. It details the trip Z made to the North Pole (with KLF founder and all-round artistic genius Bill Drummond). Their goal: to place a laminated photo of Elvis Presley on the magnetic North Pole so that The King's vibes of peace, love and rock 'n' roll would shimmer down the Earth's ley lines and bring harmony to the world. The contrast between the chapters by Bill Drummond and those by Z is amazing; Bill describes things in a very literal no-nonsense way, whereas Z's perception of the same events is the result of them having filtered through his chemically enhanced imagination. I found it a hugely enjoyable book.


Thanks for adding me to your friends list. As a former music writer and columnist, your latest tome sounds fascinating, and seems to be calling me. If you're into animals, check out my ..."
You're welcome, Linda. I love animals, so I'll make a point of checking out your book.

Thanks for adding me to your friends list. As a former music writer and columnist, your latest tome sounds fascinating, and seems to be calling me. If you're into animals, check out my latest, "Conversations with Mr. Kiki."
Best wishes,
Linda

Kindred spirits, for sure!


Hi Rachael. Good to meet you too!

Thanks Jennifer. Good to meet you!

Nice to meet you...thanks for the friendship."
You're welcome, Veronica. Thank you too. Happy writing!

Hi Jason. Thanks for the message. Writing's going OK...moving forwards with novel #2. I hope you're well.

You're welcome, Tamara. Thank you too.

Going to be following the world cup?"
Hi Sean. Just noticed your message. If you're talking about the rugby world cup, the answer's no...I'm going to be getting stuck into my writing instead! I hope you're well.

All the best
Samantha"
Thanks Samantha. There are some Scottish authors on goodreads, but we're few and far between. I'm impressed by how much you've written. For a 25-year-old author, that's amazing. I've added 'Drip Drop Teardrop' to my to-read list.
Good luck with your writing.
Mark

All the best
Samantha

Thanks Marita. I'll return the favour. :-)


HAVE A GREAT DAY !!
MELITA"
You're welcome. Thanks for the friendship!
Thank you for your friendship on GR!
Regards,
Colton T. Freelove"
You're welcome, Colton.