Literary fiction, novelists & prose writers; Literary from c 1900 -
Stewart Ferris Book order (chronological)
Stewart crafts semi-comedic archaeological mysteries, immersing readers in thrilling puzzles with a distinctive blend of wit and suspense. His writing is characterized by sharp observation and a playful command of language, adept at navigating both comedic and tense moments. Through his work, he explores hidden secrets and the intricacies of human nature, often with surprising twists. Stewart's deep appreciation for literary classics and stylistic mastery is evident in his ability to create engaging and memorable narratives.
A writer is someone who writes. It sounds obvious, but many people who call themselves writers don't produce enough words in a year to fill a postcard. Other writers churn out thousands of words but never sell their work. This book tackles both it gets you writing, easily and painlessly guiding you through the dreaded "writer's block," and it divulges industry secrets that will help you to raise the quality of your work to a professional level. Writing is a business like any other. Successful writers know the rules and conventions that make their work stand out from the rest of the "slush pile"—rules Stewart Ferris now reveals in How to be a Writer that will help launch your writing career.
Little Book of Chat-Up Lines
- 128 pages
- 5 hours of reading
A pocket collection of chat-up lines and devastating put-downs. If you haven't been living in a cave, you will probably have used or been on the receiving end of some of these "gems."
The Bumper Book of Chat-Up Lines
- 128 pages
- 5 hours of reading
A collection of all the most hilarious chat-up lines and devastating put-downs ever uttered written by the author who was nominated one of "Tatler" magazine's "best dates in town".
Don't Mention the War!
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
This is a humorous account of the author's tour of Europe by Inter-Rail, wreaking havoc through France, Holland, Denmark, Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Hungary and the Czech Republic.
I když muž pozbývá šarm, krásný vzhled i tučné konto, není jeho boj o vysněnou ženu předem prohraný. Podle psychologů totiž záleží hlavně na tom, zda oplývá ostrovtipem. Ženy lze totiž podle nich zmást a dokonce přimět k souloži právě talentem vtipnosti. Humor totiž pro něžné pohlaví signálem, že je dotyčný muž nadmíru inteligentní.
