Authors Anonymous Page #2
She's all I think about.
I really want to ask her out.
sleeping on the moon.
It is about pain and rejection.
And, oh...
It's not about a moon.
It's confusing.
But actually the moon
part is more of a...
You know? It's not
really what it is.
It's not an actual...
No one's sleeping on the moon.
But there's a word for that.
It's a um...
You know? Um, um.
Metaphor.
That was actually crawling out
of my mouth, metaphor, so...
Thanks, ma.
John k butzin has one agent
that is very interested in
roaring lion and there's a
publisher up in oxnard
who's reading it as we speak.
Plus, there's a certain cousin
who has a best friend who has
a neighbor that has an in
with Mr. Clint Eastwood,
will be roaring at the
I'm just not sure how the other
members of the writing group
success by one person.
I just hope they don't all turn
out to be a bunch of pussies.
I am here because of bukowski.
Charles bukowski.
Greatest writer ever.
Period.
LA is his town, man.
I mean, if I'm going to be
a writer then I need to
walk in bukowski's shoes.
You know?
Capture and experience the
plight of the working class.
Colette here is the real writer.
No, honey, you are.
No, you are, you are.
You are.
I am, I am.
You're right.
I'm more of an idea guy.
Mmhmm.
You know, I get
these great ideas...
But I don't always
follow through. You know?
In a lot of things.
Not just writing.
I'll show you. I'll show you.
Idea for romantic novel.
No.
Make that idea for
romantic e-book.
Right?
It's just... you know,
the times.
Frovers.
They couldn't be friends.
They couldn't be lovers.
So they became frovers.
Oh my God.
Honey.
That just, right now
that came to you?
It did. It just did.
Baby.
I know. I love you.
I'm so...
It's just the idea that they
couldn't, if they couldn't be
this one or this one, but
then you take that word,
those two words and make it one.
Well I didn't know we were
going to do like questions.
Um, I've never
thought about that. Wow.
Favorite.
Favorite writer.
Wow, that's a tough one.
You know I've studied
more composition
over actual literature.
But Ms. Maureen over here,
I know she loves a writer
by the name of...
Jane, um...
Jane?
It's on the tip of my tongue.
Austen.
Austen. Jane Austen.
That's the one.
I hear she's good, so...
Yeah.
Go Jane, keep it up.
Meet someone very special here
with us today all the way from-
Germany.
Ah, that accent.
I love it. It drives me crazy.
It's so world war ii.
I found her at a hardware store.
Went in to buy a drill bit and
came out with a prime candidate
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