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	<title>Comments on: Here comes the weekend</title>
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		<title>By: Agnes Grey</title>
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		<dc:creator>Agnes Grey</dc:creator>
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		<description>I hope you won&#039;t mind my leaving you a comment but I have been &#039;lurking&#039; and reading your blog now for months, having accidentally landed here via a blog search on, I think, Thomas Bernhard.  Within six sentences I was spellbound and that very rarely happens to me with blogs.

The quality of your writing is far superior to many published so-called literary novels and your sensibility and writing personality deeply appealing.  I have followed the mysterious stay in Wales and your return with bated breath.  And that suspense promts me to comment, finally.  Have you thought of stitching this altogether as a novel?  It really would work.  Gradually add in the painful facts of what actually prompted the trip and the return, maybe expand with some childhood flashbacks and I am utterly convinced that it would be amazing.  I have just finished Sadie Jones&#039;s novel The Outcast currently being acclaimed in the UK and suggest that your blog is much better.  I know it seems a mad comment from a stranger - but do give it some thought.

With best wishes and hope for your financial future and improving happiness.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I hope you won&#8217;t mind my leaving you a comment but I have been &#8216;lurking&#8217; and reading your blog now for months, having accidentally landed here via a blog search on, I think, Thomas Bernhard.  Within six sentences I was spellbound and that very rarely happens to me with blogs.</p>
<p>The quality of your writing is far superior to many published so-called literary novels and your sensibility and writing personality deeply appealing.  I have followed the mysterious stay in Wales and your return with bated breath.  And that suspense promts me to comment, finally.  Have you thought of stitching this altogether as a novel?  It really would work.  Gradually add in the painful facts of what actually prompted the trip and the return, maybe expand with some childhood flashbacks and I am utterly convinced that it would be amazing.  I have just finished Sadie Jones&#8217;s novel The Outcast currently being acclaimed in the UK and suggest that your blog is much better.  I know it seems a mad comment from a stranger &#8211; but do give it some thought.</p>
<p>With best wishes and hope for your financial future and improving happiness.</p>
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