I remember reading one of his books - a collection of his monologues - on a train journey from Coventry to London Euston, and looking up to see a field full of dandelions. My first thought was that this was tortoise heaven. It was that sort of thinking his writing used to inspire in me.
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Spalding Gray dies
I remember reading one of his books - a collection of his monologues - on a train journey from Coventry to London Euston, and looking up to see a field full of dandelions. My first thought was that this was tortoise heaven. It was that sort of thinking his writing used to inspire in me.
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Just in case anyone still reads this..
.. as opposed to reading me on dreamwidth.org / bifurious.co.uk Although the current owners don't seem to be admitting it, there's undoubtedly been…
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So farewell, LJ
This will be the last 'me at DW' post with cross-posting to LJ turned on. I am not surprised at what has happened - an extremely popular social…
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I was looking forward to seeing how long I could keep them on the line too
Oooh, I've had my first ever 'I'm (obviously fake name) from the Windows computer company, please do this to fix the problems you've been having..'…
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