Brand Smit

Time Doesn't Really Fly (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Time doesn't really fly ... and other pieces on other subjects

CONTENTS

How the forces dance
Almost the end
Scorching kebabs
Storming ahead with a burning violin
All of us alive at this time
Old heroes stand, some fall, and posters are changed
Day in town
About monkeys and (so-called) originality
Dream of salt, two women and an egg
Sparks and true love, in a nutshell
At least three examples that prove that people are full of it
Time to give up
Reflection of the woman with the hair roller on her forehead
Thank goodness children are not like (some) adults
Christmas is a bit like life
Time doesn't really fly
Being the people who annoy us
Encountering a savage
The man, the child, and a special sandwich
Crisis averted
You're happily building your house of cards ...
The years are bugging me
The real or not real purpose of our existence
A desperate plea
A good and successful day is built layer by layer
The Russian Revolution, and my attempts at living a relatively normal life
Beat the drum with conviction, or hang your head in shame
House cats are not necessarily insane
Time marches on and headline news fade

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Brand Smit
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. April 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370877560
• Artikelnr.: 52412386

Autorenporträt

Brand Smit is a freelance writer, part-time teacher and since 2006, master of a wide variety of websites.

Born in Pretoria in 1971, Brand traversed South Africa with his family for the next 15 years. He graduated from high school in 1989, as fate would have it, back in Pretoria.

He then continued his training for life as a productive adult at the University of Pretoria, before heading south a year later.

After five years of learning and thinking he followed the only path that seemed reasonable after thinking about it.

Two years in South Korea had him yearning for the country of his birth. He returned, worked in Johannesburg for six months, then left again this time for the shores of the beautiful island of Taiwan. He has called the southern port city of Kaohsiung home ever since.