English Writing

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  • ART as in English
    by Danny

    Steven Hook just posted a journal and reminded me off this little piece I’ve had hanging around but didn’t think it was relevant Eng…

  • PROMENADE
    by Stephen Jackson

    Mr Duffy…lived at a little distance from his own body, regarding his own acts with doubtful side-glances. He had an odd autobiographical…

    If you want to know what’s going on here, listen to either Schubert’s Schwanengesang or his Winterreise (the two last and greatest song-cycles). Here is my crack at a Winterreise for myself.

  • The Minstrel's Tale
    by Grenfyra

    (nothings all that interesting)

    ummm, this was an english project for our canterbury tales unit than i BS-ed last minute. it’s not that good and kinda random. :/

  • Umbrella
    by anaisnais

    ...My hand skims her body….Playful fingers find hidden areas….She gently tends to my needs….Restful knowing we shall be One once more.

  • A Horrible Satire
    by Libertinism In Justice

    Everyone was thrilled with this idea, and they were considering a banquet and frivolity and free English muffin baskets, when suddenly a …

    I wrote this tongue and cheek RedBubble metaphor during the Moderator/Leader/Host crisis of a month + back… the ending of the story thankfully did not match the resolution of the conflict here, and yet this same basic issue still plagues us – unwillingness to simply concede victory to another party, and more horribly damaging, the inability of some to have a debate without it becoming an argument and finally a brawl. All would do well to remember it is in unity which as artists and linguists we stand firm… sometimes semantics should be let to slide, if only to prevent them from creating conflict.

  • The Plank Lane Working Men's Club Trip to Southport
    by Kenart

    I followed her on all the rides until my tickets ran out and then I just followed her.

    First Love at 12

  • Translation - Excerpt from The butterfly month by Ariella Kornmehl
    by Faith Hunter

    I asked what I had never dared to ask anyone. What did it feel like? / ‘Big, big!’ Her lower teeth flashed in the sunlight. I stuck my han…

    First published in Dutch as De Vlindermaand by Ariella Kornmehl / Copyright Ariella Kornmehl 2005 / www.kornmehl.nl Uitgeverij Cossee , Amsterdam, Netherlands 2005 / www.cossee.com Translated from Dutch by Faith Hunter. / English translation copyright Faith Hunter 2007 First published in English by Scribe, Melbourne, Australia 2007. / www.scribepublications.com.au / UK and Commonwealth Rights Scribe, Melbourne Australia. For information regarding rights please contact Cossee or Scribe at the above web addresses. Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of any of the content, for personal or commercial use, whether in whole or in part, without written permission from myself is prohibited. © All rights reserved~Faith Hunter 2000-2008 except as per contract with Scribe Publications Australia

  • Stranger
    by Moshe Cohen

    I am walking down town Jerusalem as I do every morning, heading toward my favorite coffee shop. / Suddenly, I hear a voice from a radio in…

  • Need help with writing English?
    by MooseMan

    Although pessimistic people might see this as advertising, I like to think that it is merely letting the RedBubble artists know that the…

    If correct English is important, I can help.

  • A new English buddy
    by georgieboy98

    Would all my friends please give a warm welcome to an old pal of mine from another site, DonDavisUK. I happen to know he has some great …

  • Translation - Babu by Ariella Kornmehl
    by Faith Hunter

    “Met Babu”. / Ik leg snel neer. / Nu weet ik hoe hij heet. “Babu.” / Quickly, I hang up. / Now I know his name.

    Translated with permission of the author. / Written in Dutch by Ariella Kornmehl / www.kornmehl.nl / Copyright Ariella Kornmehl Translation by Faith Hunter / Copyright English Translation Faith Hunter 2008 / Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of any of the content, for personal or commercial use, whether in whole or in part, without written permission from myself is prohibited. © All rights reserved~Faith Hunter 2000-2008

  • Translation - The Night Mother by Carel Donck
    by Faith Hunter

    It was about ten thirty New Year’s Eve and I only had a couple of hours to live.

    Translated with the publishers permision. / De Nachtmoeder, Roman by Carel Donck / Uitgeverij De Arbeiderspers 2008 / Amsterdam Antwerpen / http://www.arbeiderspers.nl/ Contact Michele Hutchison for all queries with respect to foreign rights. m.hutchison@arbeiderspers.nl The night mother / A novel / By Carel Donck / Translated from the Dutch by Faith Hunter 2008. / Copyright english translation Faith Hunter Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of any of the content, for personal or commercial use, whether in whole or in part, without written permission from myself is prohibited. © All rights reserved~Faith Hunter 2000-2008

  • Translation - Excerpt from Tomorrow we’re in Pamplona by Jan van Mersbergen
    by Faith Hunter

    He jabs. / —Stop it! / He jabs once again, and again he hears a bell, louder and clearer than the first. —Stop, someone screams.

    First published in Dutch as Morgen zijn we in Pamplona by Jan van Mersbergen / Copyright Jan van Mersbergen / Uitgeverij Cossee , Amsterdam, Netherlands 2007 / www.cossee.com Translated from Dutch by Faith Hunter with publisher’s permission. / English translation copyright Faith Hunter 2008 For information regarding foreign rights please contact Eva Cossee at cossee@cossee.com Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of any of the content, for personal or commercial use, whether in whole or in part, without written permission from myself is prohibited. © All rights reserved~Faith Hunter 2000-2008 except as per contract with Scribe Publications Australia

  • English Literature
    by icypop

    His spidery scrawl spelled out his first chosen question on an otherwise blank page, yet an hour had already gone by.

    Another response to a flash fiction challenge set on the EditRed website. Word count and title pre-set.

  • la femme
    by Earhart Chappel Inc. IPA

    en anglais “her” en francais “la femme”

    “la femme” pour mes amis…. dans francais

  • "her" english to russian 1. ее 2. ей 3. принадлежащий ей 4. свой
    by Earhart Chappel Inc. IPA

    “her” an obsession of a female translated into russian один из одержимость, с женщиной.

    “her” translated into russian

  • D.DAY REMEMBERANCE/ HOMAGE TO THE DEAD ONES
    by Caroline Evans (caux)

    Three BLACK WOMEN SOLDIERS / Crimson! / Cold! / White graves! / FREEDOM FOR THE FRENCH!

  • ALL INVISIBLE
    by KEIT

    I reached my hands to the stars / But all I got were thorns of your crown / Why the simplest truths / Are so invisible to the blind / Wh…

    2008, a blues song text from my poetry volume II EREMITRIADAwhich is going to be released in autumn this year :)

  • Raindrops
    by Julialala

    My mind is like the English sky, / Forever full of raindrops. / Each drop of rain / Is a single thought / That cascades through my mind, / And…

    I love the rain. =] Featured in Poetry And Beautiful Women; Imperfectly; Young Enthusiasts

  • Goodbye, Ana
    by Vivian F

    Her rib-cage rips out like sand dunes / Up and down in a curved wasteland / Her throat burns with hunger / While strands of hair fall by her…

    I was hesitant about posting this up on RB, not sure how people will take it. I actually found this in an old notebook. I wrote it for an English project. We had to pick and research a social issue and present it to the class. We also had to write a short story, song, or poem to go along with the presentation and I picked a poem. I think eating disorders are something that everyone knows about but don’t always talk about. I think people should talk about it. There’s always people out there willing to listen.

  • CHURCH HALL DINNERS
    by Linda Ridpath

    ...Green clad dinner ladies stand / Dumpling breast, fat legs, sausage hands, / serve and clear like automatons.

    English school dinners of the 1950’s, once tasted never forgotten…

  • Isn't English a wonderful language?
    by Craig Watson

    Proofreading is a dying art, wouldn’t you say? A friend sent this to me and I just couldn’t help but to send this along to “*_Bubb…

    Strange titles

english – information provided by wikipedia:

English art is the body of visual arts originating from the nation of England, in the form of a continuous tradition. Following historical surveys such as Creative Art In England by William Johnstone (1936 and 1950), Nikolaus Pevsner attempted a definition in his 1956 book The Englishness of English Art, as did Sir Roy Strong in his 2000 book The Spirit of Britain: A narrative history of the arts, and Peter Ackroyd in his 2002 book The Origins of the English Imagination. Although medieval English painting, mostly religious, had a strong national tradition and was at times influential on the rest of Europe, this was in decline from the 15th century and the Protestant Reformation not only brought the tradition to an abrupt stop but resulted in the destruction of almost all wall-paintings. Only illuminated manuscripts now survive in good numbers.

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