Buckminster Fullerene
41 years old
Female
Location
Manchester
United Kingdom
Current Status
very into vintage and will be shopping for all things beautiful todayInformation
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Are you a ...?Unpublished writer (so far)What genre do you primarily write in?CrimeIf you write in more than one area, what is your next most favoured genre?General FictionAre your reading habits ...?OmnivorousAnd your all time favourite books? (You can change these at any time, by the way ...)The Book Thief, Birdsong, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime, Anne Enright - What Are You Like?, The Time Travellers Wife, To kill a Mockingbird, Miss Smilla's Feeling for SnowWhat are your working habits when you write?ProcastinatoryAre you the edit-every-sentence-ten-times type, or do you prefer to let rip?Prefer to let rip and edit afterwardsYour ultimate writing ambition?To finis my book and get it published and then do it all over again.Your worst habit?Distracted by all manner of nonsense.Your opinion on the books industry?I deeply respect the good folk of publishingWhere do you write?At my desk usually looking out of the windowWhat else do you want Word Clouders to know? eg: do you have 9 cats / like paragliding / eat nothing but tinned fish / work in the bath / live in Kettering?I have two cats, two children and love my houe and friends as well, work as little as possible and laugh as much as possible..love comedy, cinema and of course reading.
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by Spangles 2 years agoYour message just goes to me, although anyone who clicks on my profile page can see it, and they can read it on the home page while it's still current. If you ever want to send a private message you go to that person's profile page and click on the 'send message' button at the top of the column. Anyway, I'm very well, thanks. How are you? Did you buy lots of vintage things the other day? -
by Val 2 years agoI am feeling so guilty, I've not written on the cloud for ages. All sorts of things happening here and I'd let the cloud drift. Really bad of me!
Hey BF! Good to have you as a friend! You're more than welcome to read my stuff, but Wreccas is out of print at the moment and so it's the library or internet for that. Apprentice is still available. -
by Weens 2 years agoI just wanted to say how much I love your picture, is it you or is it just a vintage picture. Pandora has a host of pictures like this, of very vampy women, they are fabulous. -
by Rebecca Holmes 2 years agoI know what you mean but I can't remember the exact saying. I like the one about the idle wind - it's too lazy to go round you so it cuts straight through. And puddings.... My family aren't into puddings which is probably just as well because I'd be as big as a barn. I usually make sure we have a pudding on Sundays, though I justify that by having some sort of fruit. I alway loved pretty much any sponge pudding and custard. I even get all nostalgic when I see the stands of packets of Birds trifle in the run-up to Christmas, because I was always allowed to make one of those for Boxing Day when I was a girl. Now I'm the only one of my family who eats trifle, so so much for that. -
by Aonghus Fallon 2 years agoBelieve it or not, i was into rave - back in the day - but that's one of WC's stock photos. Currently getting back to my heavy metal roots by growing my hair long. -
by Rebecca Holmes 2 years agoAbsolutely. When it's colder we all want more comfort food. And I'm afraid I think about food whether I'm on a diet or not. Oh, for some warmth - it's been in short supply this year on the whole.
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by SecretSpi 2 years agoFancy a spot of caviar and fizz? It's only pretend but it usually tastes better that way...
