Die ersten vier Sätze deines Buches...

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Die ersten vier Sätze deines Buches...

It was gruel again for breakfast.

It had been gruel for dinner the night bevor, and it would be gruel sandwiches for lunch, a dish only possible with goblin gruel, which was burnt solid and could be trusted not to ooze off the bread. It usually had unidentifiable lumps of something in it. Sometimes the lumps had legs.

T. Kingfisher - Nine Goblins

I have tried to think of an appropriate description of the following document. It has not been easy: to call it a psychiatric report (which it was originally intended to be) is no longer accurate, since I have included lengthy passages of describing my own personal responses to the sessions I have conducted with the subject, Victor Strugatsky, as well as the strange and unsettling discoveries I have made during the course of my evaluation of his mental state. For that reason I have subtitled this document "An Investigation", which seems somewhat more appropriate.

Of course, it goes without saying that a psychiatrist's responses of the utmost importance in the treatment of a patient; and yet I realise that I have gone much farther than I intended in the avoluytion of Strugatsky, to the extent that I have now become a part of his story. This is at least troubling to me as the elements of the story themselves.

Alan Baker - Dyatlov Pass (meine Fresse wie lang kann man seine Sätze bitte schön machen)

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(meine Fresse wie lang kann man seine Sätze bitte schön machen)

Welches Buch war das noch mal, bei dem der erste Punkt auf Seite 3 stand? Anders gefragt: willst du wirklich wissen, wie lang man Sätze machen kann?

da ich weiß, dass meine oftmals auch nicht kürzer sind, wenn ich im Schreibfluss bin, war das eher eine rethorische Frage.

I killed a demon. I don't know if it war really, technically a demon - I'm not exactly a religious person - but I do know that Mr Crowley, my neighbour across the street, was some kind of monster, with fangs and claws and the whole bit. He could change back and forth, and he murdered a lot of people, andif he'd known that I knew who he was, he would have murdered me too. So for lack of a better word, I called him an demon, and because there was no one else who could do it, I killed him.

Dan Wells - Mr Monster