I just published a new article The Dark Side of Quotations.
Note: The original post has been taken down. If you are interested in reading the article, let me know and I can post it on this website.
I came up with the idea almost two years ago, but found it very hard to write. Mostly it was because I would “get lost” in quotations when I did my research.
Monday I told myself to just get it done. Again I got sidetracked in my research, but I pulled myself back from the brink and put it to bed.
I wasn’t that satisfied with one section of the article, The Flypaper Effect, because I couldn’t find a good quotation to use. The one I had didn’t seem all the “dark.” After I failed to find a better one on the internet, I decided to just live with it
I cut the final section out because I felt it was too egotistical. What do you think?
A Real Quote from Abe Lincoln
“James Morison is a great writer and film maker. I urge you to support him. Please visit his website and donate money”
Note: I removed a couple of links that no longer work.
Unlike the other quotes, Lincoln actually did say this. Really!
Well the words were in a different order; he said them at different times and didn’t include the hyperlinks. But he did say them.
OK, maybe he didn’t use the word “website”, but he did use words that had the same letters. 😉