A truly British tale with a truly invaluable lesson
Thanks, Will - Aha! So interesting.
I love that Douglas Adams story. Of course, it may have turned into a murder mystery if, for example, the type of biscuits were mentioned. People have killed over custard creams vs plain digestives ;-)
Will, thank you for this. You’ve moved the ball down the field for many writers. Thank you. 🙏
Truly appreciate that, James! Hope all is well with you.
Ha ...I love that story and the "tip". I just wonder if the other guy was having a similar thought process as our narrator?
I love the story, didn't know it yet. The objects used seems so obvious, but how do you find the perfect mystery?
One of my favourite examples of how it's so important to never introduce anything irrelevant to a story.
Terrific piece, great follow through on the illustration. I can picture Rowan Atkinson doing this as a skit!
Thanks, Will - Aha! So interesting.
I love that Douglas Adams story. Of course, it may have turned into a murder mystery if, for example, the type of biscuits were mentioned. People have killed over custard creams vs plain digestives ;-)
Will, thank you for this. You’ve moved the ball down the field for many writers. Thank you. 🙏
Truly appreciate that, James! Hope all is well with you.
Ha ...I love that story and the "tip". I just wonder if the other guy was having a similar thought process as our narrator?
I love the story, didn't know it yet. The objects used seems so obvious, but how do you find the perfect mystery?
One of my favourite examples of how it's so important to never introduce anything irrelevant to a story.
Terrific piece, great follow through on the illustration. I can picture Rowan Atkinson doing this as a skit!