Anyone else seen the competition just launched by Frank MUrlin? I myself am intrigued and will certainy have a go. He's suggesting that writers take Hamlet's famous speech, "To be or not to be..." and instead of words like "From whose born, no traveller returns" re-write the soliloquy from the point of reincarnation. Any other takers?
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From reader Karen Allen, therapist, to the author
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"I found it unreadable but I read it. Perhaps I didn't understand it!"
From reader "Doreen"
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