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When I think about writing many ideas come in my mind when I simply have the idea of publishing a book. I don’t feel nervous, whether I have or not some readers. I would actually concern about having at least one reader, an honest reader who tells me his or her opinion so my books don’t be considered and read shallowly because, just like Exupéry said, he did want his master work “Le petit prince” to be considered and taken seriously. I cannot imagine the reason, why Exupéry thought in that way, however I am going to respect it because his book is more than just terrific, magnificent, sensitive and respectable because of how many messages can be discovered. I remember a comment I read in some magazine about “The little prince” from Exupéry and the comment talks about a mother who says to his son, that he has to read the The Little Prince because by reading it every 10 years, one finds different messages in it.
This comment of Exupéry, reminds me of the youngest writer-poet of my home place, the State of Veracruz. The sir Ramón Rodríguez is, because he is not dead yet, an amazing poet of amusing original unique writing style and I was in a ceremony that was actually a homage that was being given to him because of a long extensive wide career, a long career of over 10 books published in an interval of over 15 years. This made me thought of him like a belated writers who have no written nothing for over 10 years, just like José Saramago. Saramago was a belated writer because he wrote most of his best bibliography after a period of over 20 years since he wrote his first novel. Mr Rogríguez was exactly just like because there had been periods over 10 years where he did not published a thing that and even though of it, he has now became a very famous writer, only between his ¿15? most devoted loyal readers and for a close circle of friends from the Literature and Writing Faculty of the Universidad Veracruzana.
The way he was given tribute and homage was a compilation of all his bibliography, signed by Mr Rodríguez himself. This makes those examples become priceless and endlessly eternal an beautiful because there is nothing much more terrific than having a book written by one’s favourite author and signed by that author him/herself.
Mr Rodríguez even read some poems written by him and it was an indescribable joy to listen for many reasons. One, because there was some verses that were hilarious and funny, so that they made the audience laughed. Second, his voice was at some point funny and strange since he is a little too old and so his voice was like nasal and because of his bad-state teeth. And the main was that his rhetorical figures were really original. The main he used was symbols and other symbolisms, such as Mexican myths and other local legends. Some landmarks from the city, where the conference was given.
They mention that Mr Rodriguez has a small but very close loyal devote readers and friends of him. The opportunity of talking, asking and making comments was given so I could not let it go. I took the microphone and I asked to Mr Rodriguez whether we would see a posthumous book of memories, poems or things like that, just like Wisława Symborska’s posthumous poetry book, which was rescued a small time after she died in 2012, on February. Some people thought that I was killing him with my question and that fact, yet Mr Rodriguez himself laughed because he understood what I wanted to say so he said he would probably-likely write a book of memories so we would see it sooner or later, a small time previously, before he becomes immortal. After I talked, a lot of people get bravery and they made comments as well, such as the rector, Mr Rodriguez’s granddaughters and more loyal devote close readers of him. After that I went to talk to him and I have a long deep amusing pleasant and philosophical talk about literature in general and some remarkable stilts and mainstays of literature, such as Paz, Szymborska, English and British writer and immortality by books with him. He said he loves Szymborska’s poetry and some facts about her. I could write more but fortunately I have a limit.
This comment of Exupéry, reminds me of the youngest writer-poet of my home place, the State of Veracruz. The sir Ramón Rodríguez is, because he is not dead yet, an amazing poet of amusing original unique writing style and I was in a ceremony that was actually a homage that was being given to him because of a long extensive wide career, a long career of over 10 books published in an interval of over 15 years. This made me thought of him like a belated writers who have no written nothing for over 10 years, just like José Saramago. Saramago was a belated writer because he wrote most of his best bibliography after a period of over 20 years since he wrote his first novel. Mr Rogríguez was exactly just like because there had been periods over 10 years where he did not published a thing that and even though of it, he has now became a very famous writer, only between his ¿15? most devoted loyal readers and for a close circle of friends from the Literature and Writing Faculty of the Universidad Veracruzana.
The way he was given tribute and homage was a compilation of all his bibliography, signed by Mr Rodríguez himself. This makes those examples become priceless and endlessly eternal an beautiful because there is nothing much more terrific than having a book written by one’s favourite author and signed by that author him/herself.
Mr Rodríguez even read some poems written by him and it was an indescribable joy to listen for many reasons. One, because there was some verses that were hilarious and funny, so that they made the audience laughed. Second, his voice was at some point funny and strange since he is a little too old and so his voice was like nasal and because of his bad-state teeth. And the main was that his rhetorical figures were really original. The main he used was symbols and other symbolisms, such as Mexican myths and other local legends. Some landmarks from the city, where the conference was given.
They mention that Mr Rodriguez has a small but very close loyal devote readers and friends of him. The opportunity of talking, asking and making comments was given so I could not let it go. I took the microphone and I asked to Mr Rodriguez whether we would see a posthumous book of memories, poems or things like that, just like Wisława Symborska’s posthumous poetry book, which was rescued a small time after she died in 2012, on February. Some people thought that I was killing him with my question and that fact, yet Mr Rodriguez himself laughed because he understood what I wanted to say so he said he would probably-likely write a book of memories so we would see it sooner or later, a small time previously, before he becomes immortal. After I talked, a lot of people get bravery and they made comments as well, such as the rector, Mr Rodriguez’s granddaughters and more loyal devote close readers of him. After that I went to talk to him and I have a long deep amusing pleasant and philosophical talk about literature in general and some remarkable stilts and mainstays of literature, such as Paz, Szymborska, English and British writer and immortality by books with him. He said he loves Szymborska’s poetry and some facts about her. I could write more but fortunately I have a limit.
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The last conference I went to
When I think about writing and publishing books, many ideas come to mind.
I don’t feel nervous, whether or not I have [any] readers. Did you mean this?: I don’t feel nervous about whether or not I will have [some] readers.
The first suggestions means that you're not nervous when writing. The second means that you're not worried about popularity.
I would actually be concerned about having at least one reader, an honest reader who tells me his or her opinion so my books aren’t considered and read shallowly because, just like Exupéry said, [[he did want / he wanted]] his master work, “Le petit prince,” to be considered and taken seriously.
Alternatively, "a reader who tells me his or her honest opinion."
I cannot imagine the reason_ why Exupéry thought in that way, however I am going to respect it because his book is more than just terrific // magnificent, sensitive and respectable because of how many messages can be discovered in it.
I remember a comment I read in some magazine about “The little prince” from Exupéry and the comment talks about a mother [[who says to her son that/ who tells her son_ that]] he has to read the The Little Prince because by reading it every 10 years, one finds different messages in it.
This comment of Exupéry, reminds me of the youngest writer-poet of my home state, the State of Veracruz.
The Sir Ramón Rodríguez is, because he is not dead yet, an amazing poet with an amusing, original // unique writing style and I was in a ceremony that was actually a homage that was being given to him because of a long extensive wide career, a long career of over 10 books published in an interval of over 15 years.
“Because he is not dead yet” sounds like you're waiting for him to die. I think a positive statement would be better. “Because he is a contemporary author.” Something like that.
This made me think of him like a belated writers who have not written anything for over 10 years, just like José Saramago.
Mr Rogríguez was exactly just like him because there had been periods over 10 years where he did not publish a thing but despite that / but in spite of that, he has now become a favorite author to about 15 loyal readers and for a close circle of friends from the Literature and Writing Faculty of the Universidad Veracruzana.
The last part doesn't make sense. An author can't be "very famous" if he only has a small number of followers. Did you mean what I wrote, or did you mean that the event held in his honor was organized by his most loyal readers?
This makes those examples become priceless and endlessly eternal and beautiful because there is nothing much more terrific than having a book written by one’s favourite author and signed by that author him/herself.
One, because there were some verses that were hilarious and funny, so that they made the audience laugh.
In cases where you have two verbs used this way (they MADE the audience LAUGH), only the first one gets conjugated in the past tense, while the other remains in the present tense.
Second, his voice was at some point funny and strange since he is a little too old and so his voice was like nasal and this was also because of the bad state of his teeth.
And the main reason was that his rhetorical figures were really original.
He mainly used symbols and other symbolism, such as Mexican myths and other local legends.
Some landmarks from the city_ where the conference was given_ mention that They mention that Mr Rodriguez has a small but very close circle of loyal readers // circle of devoted readers and friends of him.
The opportunity of talking, asking and making comments was given so I could not let it go.
After I talked, a lot of people got brave and they made comments as well, such as the rector, Mr Rodriguez’s granddaughters and more loyal devoted close readers of him.
Loyal and devoted mean almost the same thing, so it's pointless to repeat both.
After that I went to talk to him and I had a long and deep, yet amusing, philosophical talk with him about literature in general and some remarkable stilts and mainstays of literature, such as Paz, Szymborska, English and British writers and the immortality of books with him.
The last conference I went to
When I think about writing, many ideas come into my mind when I simply have the idea of publishing a book.
Or Cambusken's, which I think is even better.
I don’t feel nervous, whether or not I have or not some readers.
I would actually be concerned about having at least one reader, an honest reader who tells me his or her opinion so my books don’t get be considered and read shallowly because, just like Exupéry said, he did wanted his master work “Le petit prince” to be considered and taken seriously.
This works, but you could also say "The Little Prince". Because people would recognize this better.
I cannot imagine the reason, why Exupéry thought in that way, however I am going to respect it because his book is more than just terrific, magnificent, sensitive and respectable because of how many messages can be discovered in it.
Well if you don't read it when you're old enough it just seems like a fun little story when you don't grasp its other meanings.
Are exams coming up?
All the best