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I'm Bill Wren, a writer-editor, social media enthusiast in Fredericton, New Brunswick. And that would be my dog, Molly Bloom, as a logo in the header.
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Monthly Archives: July 2006
Being a writer – what’s that mean?
I am battling the heat with a gin and tonic. You can read about this thrilling topic on my other blog, Crazy Ass Planet. However, the reason for this post … I feel like M. Hulot without the beach. I … Continue reading
After 30 years: Kurt Vonnegut and Slapstick
This is an anniversary year. Mind you, every year is an anniversary year of something. Every day could be used to celebrate an event — public or private, births, deaths, weddings and so on. (Today, for example, The History Channel … Continue reading
Writelife – now with sound!
Yes, I went and added Talkr to this blog. (See the icon and link at the bottom of each post.) And because there is a WordPress plug-in available, it wasn’t that difficult. I did it mainly as an experiment. I … Continue reading
Yes, I liked The Matador
First, in a world where most movie comedies lack the essential element (humour!), The Matador is a wonderful movie. Dry and stupid, slapstick and witty. Compare to Failure to Launch or The Break-Up and weep. Note to directors: after script, … Continue reading
Questions for a sunny summer Sunday afternoon
It’s sunny. It’s warm. It’s summer and it’s Sunday. And it’s a long weekend so I am untroubled by thoughts of work tomorrow. I am sitting on my balcony taking advantage of my wireless connection. Below me, an industrious fellow … Continue reading