Leaf in another day

[robinbloke]

It's been said that everyone in this world has at least one good book in them, for myself I probably have several volumes just from all the paper and handout fliers I've eaten over the years. But digested material aside I like many other people around am planning (more vaguely than a vague thing) to construct a book of some kind, and this LJ is - in part at least - an in work progress for various parts of it which eventually I can pull together all the bits and pieces of it, the rabid rantings, the irrelevant bibblings, the thoughts and insights etc into something or other, most likely a kind of 'my life but not as I know it' sort of thing or the more promising title I'd like which would be 'death and taxes'. This wouldn't be so much an autobiography as my life really hasn't been that wildly exciting so far as to be worth scribbling about but more the random musings of my brain as I feed it sugar to keep it penned down between my ears.
Anyway, what this point was originally born from, which I've only just dragged myself back to remembering or mentioning is that original belief 'one book in everyone', just a thought (or maybe a comment if you like) but what sort of book would you write, or do you believe you could if you had the will, the way, the publishing power, the editor, the funding, the... well you get the idea.

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