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Jamaicans wasted no time Monday venting on social media after Loop News reported that a man from Haiti chopped off the hands of his estranged wife in Hanover Monday morning.
"Who dates a Haitian? My god, what a wicked man... These Haitian need to leave our country, we have enough wicked Jamaicans already, they must be found and deported," Gemini Queen posted on Facebook.
"Who tell Jamaican to start a relationship with those guys?" asked Paul Leslie in a post on the social media platform.
Rowe Angela commented: "My granny tell me two man I must stay far from is a African and a Haitian."
"I share the same sentiments as your granny...I fraid a dem bad," Michelle Adriane Lemon responded.
"Dam! Who would date a Haitian man? I wonder if the doctor will be able to reattach her arms, even one would be good. The man leave the poor woman helpless, this is what you call evil," Lesa Thomas wrote.
Others, like Du-famous Dontae' Samuels, is of the view that all Haitians should be deported.
"Need to fi find the Haitians n deport them! Other nationals out here a hike up our crime rate, smh," he posted.
"Oh. So dem married inna 2015 n divorce inna 2016… really nw... Who wants a Haitian man?!! Well update is that the police catch him… They need to chop off his arms n deport him… Ole wicked…" Juliet Richards commented.
Annmarie Wright posted: "Who in dem right mind want a damn impoverished Haitian man? Sorry that happen still."
Justin Cisceron allegedly chopped off his wife's hands minutes after 7 am Monday as she made her way to work in her Mt Peto community of Hanover.
She was also chopped in the back.
Cisceron reportedly fled the scene and was later held at his home in St James.
He was transported to the Ramble Police Station, in Hanover, for questioning.
The two married in 2015 and separated December 2016.
Source: http://www.loopjamaica.com/content/%E2%80%98who-dates-haitian%E2%80%99-jamaican%E2%80%99s-let-loose-social-media-after-haitian-man-chops-hanover-wife%E2%80%99s
Une fenêtre ouverte sur Haïti, le pays-qui défie le monde et ses valeurs, la terre d'une anti-nation qui fait de la résistance et pousse les limites de la résilience. Nous incitons au débat conceptualisant Haïti dans une conjoncture mondiale difficile. Haïti, le défi, existe encore malgré tout : choléra, leaders incapables et malhonnêtes, tremblement de terre, Mathieu . Pour bien agir il faut mieux comprendre…: "Que tout ce qui s'écrit poursuive son chemin, va , va là ou le vent te pousse…
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'WHO DATES A HAITIAN?' Jamaican's let loose on social media after Haitian chops off Hanover wife's hands
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From there is this great post about one of the famous problems of the JD-800: the sticky key, also know as the Red glue problem. .
Link to the original topic: ***Flats-JD800-Sticky-Key-Session-***
Topics created by Flat Earth - Vive La Synthesizer! You find him at www.gearslutz.com
***Flats JD800 Sticky Key Session ***Heres a very quick guide to sorting out the infamous Roland JD800 'Sticky key problem'
As you are only allowed 10 images, I´m sorry if it is not too clear.
Remove the 8 screws located under the 'ROLAND' logo on the back of the JD800. then the 2 screws on the underside of the JD and the 3 screws at either ends (left image). The top facia of the synth will open up like a bonnet revealing the circuitry and keyboard (a strap on the left hand side prevents the lid/facia from falling back)
The keyboard can now be removed. Firstly, gently prize out the ribbon connector that connects the keyboard to the motherboard (left image). Using a side-to-side motion (don't force it!), then unscrew the 6 gold screws running along the top of the keyboard chassis (right image), and the 5 screws underneath the synth (holding the keyboard steady)
The whole keyboard assembly should slide forward easily now. Before taking apart the keyboard, its best to lay it face down on a towel or soft cloth (keep a dish handy for small parts)
On the back of the metal keyboard chassis, there are 5 black strips securing each octave of the keys. Remove 1 strip and the one octave of keys at a time. A knife or flat screwdriver can be inserted under the strip to gently prise it off. (See above right)
After the strip has been removed, each key can be taken out by gently pushing it out. (After each key has been removed, take out each corresponding metal spring clip that is underneath the key, and put it somewhere safe. Put all the keys in order, upside down on a piece of board. (Right image)
At this point, you should be able to see the 'Red glue' that is causing the sticky key (red glue) problem.
I found in my case, all the problems seem to emanate from the glue leaking from the 'black keys'. The glue had dripped down onto the damping strip & between the keys themselves. (see below)
The 'Red glue' can be cleaned easily from between the keys. The glue that has fouled the damping strip on the other hand (left image), has to be gently scraped off with a scalpel. I found some of the glue had been absorbed by the damping strip. I was able to cut it out, and then 'fluff up' the resulting hole. If the damping strip were too heavily saturated with glue, it would be a better idea to replace it (if Roland can still supply this).
Once all the glue has been cleaned away, it's worth cleaning the contacts. Just remove the 5 grey rubber contact suspension mats and clean the whole strip with a light tissue doused in cleaning fluid. (Be careful removing these mats, as the small rubber securing cones can tear easily!)
The keyboard section can now be re-assembled and tested.
I found that putting a thin layer of hot glue over the 'red glue' in the black keys could prevent further leakage in the future. But not too much as to make the key too heavy.
Hope this is of use to anybody experiencing similar problems.
Additional comments from that topic and very useful info from the topic follow. (Edited)
Comment by Don Solaris - Certified Synth Maniac
Unfortunately, cleaning of damping strip from bottom side is not that easy. And the only solution (after you clear keys and before you put them back) is to take a small piece of Post-It paper and put it right over the glue. Glue will hold it, and key won't be sticky anymore.
Same can be applied to top side of damping strip as in many cases, the glue already penetrated it deep enough, that you can no longer cut it out with scalpel.
Comment by MarkShovel2
I found it was essential to get the metal spring clips uniformally seated on each key. I had a few black keys that were stiff. I observed that the metal clips were not correctly seated into the top of the key. When correctly seated, everything is very uniform. The action now approaches my two V-Synths.
Comment by Flat Earth
Id thought of putting a small piece of thin plastic or paper over the saturated parts of the damping strip, but after gently cutting it out, i was able to 'fluff' it up, with a needle back to a pretty good state.
Comment by 4thtry
As in your case the black keys were causing the majority of the problem. I used a tube of silicon instead of hot glue to try and seal in the offending red glue. I had to be careful not to add too much or the little metal stopper with the rubber jacket would come in contact and add unwanted friction.
Comment by Flat Earth
when i inserted the hot glue, i had to be careful not to put too much in. I found a small blob either side of the weight did the trick. Used a small screw driver to spread it over the red glue, but you have to be quick, the hot glue sets quite quickly.
I didnt do the white keys btw. Even if they had 'leaked', they wouldnt cause any problems with the keybed mech as they arnt above it. I will be keeping an eye on them though.
Comment by Flat Earth
After repairing the keyboard action (which now plays super smooth) i found I had a few dead notes. I thought the culprit may well be the rubber dome key contacts, so i took it apart again and made a note of which keys failed to play. I then swapped one of the 5 grey strips with another and checked to see if the key played. **BINGO** they worked. They rubber strip must have worn out. Its best to replace all 5, but remember, the 5th strip (top octave) is different to the lower 4 octave strips. It has 13 contacts rather then 12 like on the other lower octaves. Take this into account when ordering replacements.
Another topic for the Red Glue problem is: One fix for red glue problem.


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SHANGHAI–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#ARexperience–Youzu Interactive Co. Ltd. announced that it was selected as BrandZ™ Top
30 Chinese Global Brand Builders Top 30 jointly issued by WPP, Kantar
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Kantar's statistics show that among all brands covering China's nine
industries, mobile game brands demonstrated the strongest
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across different regions of the world are the most balanced. This is
partly attributed to the fact that the global game players are generally
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Chinese game brands are more likely to establish emotional bonds with
them and are subsequently easier to become the symbol of "made in China"
and "Chinese brands."
According to 2016 Global Game Industry White Book published by
iResearch, the global mobile game market in 2016 is worth $36.9 billion,
taking up 37% of the whole game market. As of 2019, mobile games will
create $52.5 billion annually, increasing its share to 44%.
BrandZ™ Top 30 Chinese Global Brand Builders is based on statistics from
seven developed countries and the brand influence in emerging markets is
not actually included. But the fact is many Chinese enterprises are
eying emerging markets like Southeast Asia and Middle East. Currently,
Youzu Interactive is planning to expand its territories to Russia, South
America, India and Middle East, while retaining its advantage in
Southeast Asian, North American and European markets.
With enhanced product quality and maturing "going global" techniques,
more and more Chinese games become familiar to overseas players. With
the launch of many hit games such as League of Angels and Furious Wings,
Youzu has always been among the top Chinese game developers going
Youzu started its global expansion in 2013 when there were few existing
cases. In 2016, the company purchased the European veteran game maker
Bigpoint, whose ARPG mobile game Furious Wings was recommended to global
players by Apple and Google for multiple times and topped top-grossing
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MAWLANA HAZAR IMAM presents THE AGA KHAN AWARD for ARCHITECTURE
Tropical downpours refreshed the tranquilizing humidity, and dusk transformed into gentle silhouettes, the verdant foliage of Central Java, in the heart of the Indonesian archipelago, as Mawlana Hazar Imam and Princess Zahra arrived in Solo last November for the presentation ceremony marking the latest Aga Khan Award for Architecture.
As state guests in Indonesia, Hazar Imam and Princess Zahra had the day before been received by President Suharto at the Merdeka Palace in Jakarta, where they witnessed the official signing by the President of the commemorative postage stamps issued by Indonesia on the occasion of the award ceremony.
Honoured by His Royal Highness Paku Buwono XII, Sunan (Sultan) of Surakarta, Hazar Imam and Princess Zahra received a warm and dignified welcome as they alighted from a gilded horse-drawn carriage and were escorted by the Sunan and members of his family into the Karaton Surakarta, the Royal Palace complex. Complementing the colour and variety of the traditional Javanese costumes was the graceful yet lively accompaniment of a gamelan orchestra which heralded Hazar Imam's and Princess Zahra's entry into the Karaton.
From the moment they arrived, Mawlana Hazar Imam, Princess Zahra, and the invited guests were able to appreciate both the historic and architectural significance of this setting. Combined in a remarkable harmony were the island's Islamic heritage, its indigenous cultural traditions with linguistic roots in Old Malay, Sanskrit and Old Javanese, and the legacy of the Mataram dynasty's interaction with the Dutch colonialism, which dominated Java for 350 years.
Every aspect of the ceremonial events, including their location within the Karaton, reflected a rich cultural symbolism. The kraton evolved over the centuries as a micro-cosmic replica of the universe and the kraton in heaven, home of the gods. According to Kejawen, the ancient Javanese religion, the umbilical cord between heaven and earth penetrates at the centre of the palace complex from where divine power emanates outwards in concentric circles of decreasing sacredness. The closer one gets to the centre, the more refined one's dress, language, and behaviour need to be.
Following gracious welcoming remarks by the Sunan to the hundreds of guests from around the globe, His Excellency, Mr. Wardiman Djojonegoro, Indonesia's Minister of Culture and Education, delivered an address on behalf of the government. Recalling with gratitude the award's association with Indonesia, having held two seminars in the country previously and honoured projects during four earlier cycles, Mr. Djojonegoro spoke of "the need for a renaissance - innovative and imaginative thinking ..... allowing us, in all Muslim countries, to not only cope with today's challenges, such as our deteriorating built environment, but also with progress and change associated with the world of tomorrow." "In so doing," the Minister added, "we should find sustenance and direction in our basic Islamic beliefs. In my view, the awards presented today, and the Aga Khan Award for Architecture, are a major stimulus for this new way of thinking to come to the surface."
In his speech, Mawlana Hazar Imam said that the Master Jury's choices for the 1995 Award "demonstrate the ability of the Muslim world to address with deep competence the major thematic challenges and problems of change in the built environment of our entire world. The rehabilitation of historic urban spaces, the rejuvenation of their economic base, the integration of different communities and the opening up of incremental opportunities to the homeless, all addressed by our winners, indicate directions on how to replace urban decay and social chaos with humane environments."
The Jury's statement, Hazar Imam felt, was "a powerful message of hope... of immense importance for the Islamic world, its view of itself, and the way non-Muslims will view it today and in the future." It recognized how the Muslim world's inherited cultural talents, ethical vision and artistic, ethnic and geographic plurality could "once again represent a significant contribution to world culture."
This message, Mawlana Hazar Imam declared, "validates our unflinching confidence in the creativity of Muslims, and others, to design for (the Muslim) world in a way that will inspire the future without resorting to mimicry of the past. It deepens our conviction that spirituality and architecture together become a full force that can build bridges between people and communities, and empower them to build a more harmonious and humane future."
Other questions facing the Muslim world, Hazar Imam suggested, could be addressed in the spirit of the Award: "a trust in pluralism, a confidence in unfettered debate, a rejoicing in innovation, a deep respect for cultural and physical resources could well be the basis for developing new approaches to other central needs in these same societies.
"I have in mind," Hazar Imam said, "such issues as the appropriate role of civil society; or the desirable size and qualities of modern pluralistic government; or the establishment of new premises for ethical, social and economic attitudes in the world's free market economies of tomorrow."
During the presentation of certificates that followed the announcement, and projection of slides of each winning project, the confluence of cultures in the Muslim world that the Award ceremony celebrates could hardly have been more apparent. Crystal chandeliers and rococo motifs of the Sasono Sewoko Great Hall revealed the Dutch and Portuguese influences syncretised by Javanese artisans into a distinctive style of interior decor.
Subtly conveyed in the variegated splendor of national costumes, Islam's diversity found visible expressions as djellabah, sherwani, boubou and sari, turban, keffiyeh, and bahane blended with Western evening dress. The evening's events were brought to a close by a rare performance of the sacred Court dance, Bedhaya Pangkur. Bedhaya dances, described as the ultimate personification of Javanese culture, were believed to have the power to link the sovereign and the supernatural to ensure the fertility of the land and prosperity of the people.
With a gamelan accompaniment, these dances seek to demonstrate the beauty of movement, music, and poetry, and to convey the sense of a world where the mind and passions are quiet and no longer present obstacles to the attainment of a harmonious union with heaven.
In contrast to the formal aspect of the presentation ceremony, the Award Seminar, which was held in Yogyakarta the next morning, provided Mawlana Hazar Imam and Princess Zahra with an opportunity to hear the exchange of views among the architects and sponsors of the winning projects and members of the Master Jury and the Award Steering Committee.
Seminar participants were able to obtain insights into the Master Jury's thinking: why, for instance, it felt that each of five projects (in Bukhara, Sana'a, Tunis, Hyderabad and Indore) represented one facet of a solution to problems of inner historic cities, degradation of the urban environment, and growing homelessness. The seminar was informative, too, about how three winning projects (in Riyadh, Kaula Lumpur and Kaedi) contribute to addressing contemporary architectural challenges in the Muslim world such as the need for architecture to transcend limits of its locale and to overcome a crisis of identity in its choice of vocabulary.
Finally, the seminar heard from those involved in four innovative projects (two in Ankara, one in Kaolack and one in Jakarta) which the Master Jury felt would encourage "imaginations to be unleashed to generate new ideas." In the case of the latter projects, the achievements noted were: the invitation for architects to provide new symbolism in the built expression of mosques; redressing the impact of urbanism on ecology and nature; the transformation of architecture into ornament; and showing the potential for new relations with nature in even the most functional high-tech spaces. Quite exceptionally, for this cycle, the Master Jury has shared publicly its thoughts. Only alluded to here, in the 1995 Award publication, Architecture beyond Architecture, published for AKAA by Academy Editions, London.
Summarizing the progress of the Award to date and the achievement of the sixth cycle, Professor Muhammad Arkoun, a member of the 1995 Master Jury, elaborated on the "process of liberating minds" that he believed the Award must continue, providing what he had described some years earlier as a "space for freedom" in the Muslim world. He noted that a significant breakthrough during the present cycle was that architects from the Muslim world were able to tell those in the West to take account of the language "we are creating." Touching upon the concept of spirituality as an example of an area of intellectual endeavour requiring a new vocabulary, as much in Muslim traditions as in others, Professor Arkoun explained how this search was encouraged by the debate enabled by the Award process.
This, however, he said, needed to be taken further, so that systems of education were revised to reflect the humanistic attitude that, he said, AKAA had made it a vocation to engender.
In his closing remarks at the Seminar, Mawlana Hazar Imam paid warm personal tribute to all who had committed themselves to the Award process over past 18 years, making special reference to the technical reviewers, their effort and their credibility, which enable the Master Jury to examine projects in such great detail. He explained the Steering Committee's role in establishing objectives for the future. Hazar Imam also concluded with the view that when looking at the relationship between Islam and the built environment, in analyzing what had been achieved and what lay ahead, we should be seeking not form but rather the ethic within which we should live.
Source: Canada Ismaili (March 96)
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On 08/29/2012 12:23 AM, Todd Partridge wrote:
I was wondering if this be possible to define because I see people use it `readlink -f` to discover the full path a number of times. When using `readlink -f` it prints the full path; however, if one enters the full path with a trailing slash on a directory, it does not include the trailing slash. I think it would be good for a couple programs one of which is `rsync`. Using a trailing slash with rsync for the source directory would copy the contents of the directory, without it the directory itself is copied. Seems to me that there was another program that did this too. Would it be possible to append a trailing slash to `readlink -f` for those that specify that when then type it? e.g. `readlink -f libtool/` would return `/usr/share/libtool/` rather than `/usr/share/libtool`. Just a thought, but be very very nice. Thank you for you work on coreutils.
Another case where a trailing / is significant is when dealing with symlinks to directories. But since we know readlink (or the newer realpath) will never return a trailing /, it's easy to modify scripts to append a '/' like: path="/the/path/" canon_path=$(realpath "$path")/ So while the need is there, I don't think this needs a new option. cheers, Pádraig.
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Yes, I really am the worse blogger ever and yes, it has been over a year since my last post but I'm hoping to get back into the swing of things in 2013.
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public class WeightedQuickUnionUF extends Object
WeightedQuickUnionUF class represents a union–find data type
(also known as the disjoint-sets data type).
It supports the union and find operations,
along with a connected operation for determining whether
two sites are in the same component and a count operation that
returns the total number of components.
The union–find data type models connectivity among a set of n sites, named 0 through n–1. The is-connected-to relation must be an equivalence relation:
An equivalence relation partitions the sites into equivalence classes (or components). In this case, two sites are in the same component if and only if they are connected. Both sites and components are identified with integers between 0 and n–1. Initially, there are n components, with each site in its own component. The component identifier of a component (also known as the root, canonical element, leader, or set representative) is one of the sites in the component: two sites have the same component identifier if and only if they are in the same component.
The component identifier of a component can change only when the component itself changes during a call to union—it cannot change during a call to find, connected, or count.
This implementation uses weighted quick union by size (without path compression).
Initializing a data structure with n sites takes linear time.
Afterwards, the union, find, and connected
operations take logarithmic time (in the worst case) and the
count operation takes constant time.
For alternate implementations of the same API, see
QuickFindUF, and
For additional documentation, see Section 1.5 of Algorithms, 4th Edition by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne.
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WeightedQuickUnionUF(int n)
Initializes an empty union–find data structure with
n sites
0 through
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connected(int p,
int q)
Returns true if the the two sites are in the same component.
Returns the number of components.
find(int p)
Returns the component identifier for the component containing site
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Do You Read Nonfiction? Why You Should
Rightly so, writers like JK Rowling, Stephen King, and Ray Bradbury have established the crucial importance of constant reading for anyone to be a decent writer. Read read read read read is the overarching theme; read everything you can.
For a long time, I've thought that only meant fiction. Yet, all the nonfiction that I've read (which isn't nearly enough) has helped to create a more believable and honest depiction of contemporary issues and life.
How does a writer balance reading nonfiction and fiction? And by nonfiction I don't mean narrative nonfiction, I mean actual, academic, fact-based nonfiction.
I have nonfiction books on my nightstand, but whenever my fingers itch to pick them up I grab something else. It's a waste, right? To read nonfiction when reading fiction - as all these great writers have said - is the key to being a good fiction writer. There's little emphasis on prose, no such thing as plot or characterization, and no allegory or metaphors or any such fictional devices. How can we fiction writers learn from nonfiction?
But here's the thing. Apart from it being, in my opinion, required for good social activists or public figures, reading nonfiction might be the key to great fiction writing. Seriously. I think it's the next big breakthrough in fiction writing (shhhh, don't give the secret away).
True, most writing and art is simply an autobiography (it's a cynical view of art, but I've found it to be true), but I assume that most of us aren't writing literal autobiographies. We're writing fiction, and we have characters that go through issues we don't go through.
The key is to portray these characters honestly, whether they be in a fantasy novel, a romance, a sci-fi, a mystery, anything. The problems that living beings face are universal and they have universal nuances and complexities that a simple 'I'll guess my way through it' attitude cannot address. These problems are usually also part of a societal structure, a structure that can be analyzed and understood more thoroughly.
It's one of the (few) problems I had with Harry Potter. How does race play a role in the wizarding world? How do Muggleborns not speak up against the tyranny of owl mail when text messages work so much faster (and would have solved Harry's dilemma of finding Sirius Black quite quickly - and electric objects do work in Grimmauld Place, they only don't work in Hogwarts). Where are all these complexities? The series's saving grace is the fact that it is fantasy. Rowling already painstakingly created such a nuanced world that expecting any more from her is just cruel and unusual punishment. Plus, she is Queen. I just wanted to show that these complexities and nuances (learned from nonfiction based on this world) could be translated to fantasy.
And even further complexities and nuances: gentrification, health care, law, policy, scientific methodology, university structures, etc. These exist in the real world and can exist in fantasy worlds as well.
I've completely revised my novel based on information I learned within the last few months. Pulling up an article or Googling a quick fact for research works well but not nearly as well as really researching and reading the best books on your topic. Not to mention, taking the first bit of information you receive can be dangerous.
For example. In The DaVinci Code, Robert Langdon speaks to a group of prisoners about the Mona Lisa's supposed gender duality. Using the Egyptian god Amon and the goddess Isis (or L'isa), Langdon, a Harvard professor, uses the fact that the two names rearrange to Mona Lisa as part of his proof that Mona Lisa smiles because she promotes the divine union of male and female.
Well. Well. Da Vinci never named the painting. Never. It's called La Gioconda traditionally (yes, not Mona Lisa, we English-lovers!) and was named Mona Lisa centuries after Da Vinci's death. Ugh. Just read this, it explains it all. Harvard professor? I think not.
But the fact of the matter is, how would someone have known the painting's naming history without doing thorough research? It's not a fact that most even imagine to research about. The only solution is to just research everything.
Not only did Dan Brown alienate much of his readership (I almost but the book down after reading that part), but he lost credibility with many people. But you can't really blame him. It's the case of a 'take the first bit of information given and not look into it further'. It's something we all do to save time and make quick decisions.
But fiction writing is not fast. We all know that. It's a slow-cooked meal, and the slower you cook it, the better it gets (unless it's super slow - try being good, but not overly perfectionist!). Do your research. Read nonfiction!
Reading all these books will take long. Reading nonfiction that has little to do with your subject matter is crucially important too, because having a broad knowledge base lets you pick where your novel can go, giving you a much bigger canvas to paint on. I mean, we read fiction books outside our genre, right? Why not read nonfiction books outside our topics? It'll give us the honesty that we all reach for when we write.
First on my reading list, after I finish my current book, is Merchants of Doubt or Alan Turing's biography, still have to decide.
Do you read nonfiction? Why or why not?
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Yes! Nonfiction can also be really inspiring. Learn something new, your brain expands, and all of a sudden you've got a new story idea. Neat how that works.ReplyDelete
Very interesting! I never thought of this before, but it makes perfect sense. And you are oh so right that you should NEVER take the first bit of information and run with it. I've spent hours researching. But now, thankfully, I have a consultant to help get the technicalities of homicide investigation correct. Other points in the story I'll now turn to non-fiction. Thanks for sharing this secret, S.C.!ReplyDelete
This is such a timely and important topic & I'm so glad you wrote about it. I read A LOT of non-fiction. I read a lot as a child, as a teenager and as an adult. Much of it has to do with historical facts, which I love & devour at every given moment. I guess, if I were to give it a %, I read about 40:60% (non fiction being 40%). I recently read People of the Book, an international best seller & winner of two awards, (perhaps more, but two that I know of). Some of the writing was brilliant, stunning & so emotional. Parts of it literally had me in tears. However, in the end, I gave this book a 1-star review (my first ever) Why? For a number of reason but the primary one was the historical inaccuracies. When I wasn't drawn into the characters (and trying to hide real tears in public places like cafes), I found myself saying WHAT? I even said out loud "Oh FFS! Come on!" & caught myself as the people (on the train) looked up at me. I was so annoyed & frustrated by these issues that I felt compelled to write a (long-ish) blog post on my Nestpitch blog explaining why I gave a best seller with awards, that was so good in some parts, a 1-star review. As authors (of fiction and non-fiction), we have a duty to check our facts, spell names correctly, refer to dates in history correctly (etc) because those of us (like me) who get stumped when novels get the scientific or historical references so wrong, will stop reading. And not just the book we have in our hands, but future books. For example, I have no intention of ever reading another novel by this author. No, we (as author's) can't get it right ALL THE TIME. And yes, we, (the reader), will let a few things slide. But if there are numerous issues with reference to history and/or science, then other issues that we would have been ignored simply add to our frustration. Like you, think to be a great fiction writer, the author must set aside some time to read non-fiction.ReplyDelete


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