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Crescent Started conversation Apr 17, 2001
....and welcome to The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy : Sol III Edition I am Crescent, an Assistant Community Editor (or ACE)
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If you regularly wander around in a foil suit and a Saddam mask, then that may explain the 'sectioning' thingie
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Hey Portable Chaos....
Portable Chaos Posted Apr 17, 2001
thanks for your kind welcome, i have just finished an intented article about Charles Bukowski and would appreicate any comments. i will post it in the writers workshop [ if this is the wrong place to post it please would you let me know ]
thanks
Hey Portable Chaos....
Crescent Posted Apr 17, 2001
Good first Entry Not quite enough to become an Edited Guide Entry, well yet
It seems like an excellent introduction to the man, but it misses out on a quick look at his literary career, a quick intro to his most famous works, did he belong to a 'school'? Hmmmm, then again, maybe I am just talking gibberish
It is a good first Entry, and looking at it again it may be able to be an Edited Guide Entry - you may want to post it to Peer Review at http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/PeerReview - Good luck
Until later....
BCNU - Crescent
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Infinity, Thingite Grand High Witch and wysiwyg the black cat. Please participate at A626221.South Africans to A579459 Posted May 10, 2001
I have just read your article and enjoyed it. I posted my thoughts under the guide entry.
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