Comments for Graham Lawrence https://www.grahamlawrence.net/ Writer, Publisher, Retired Sun, 20 Jul 2025 04:13:49 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.1 Comment on Hope by Graham Lawrence https://www.grahamlawrence.net/hope-a-story-by-graham-lawrence/#comment-195 Sun, 20 Jul 2025 04:13:49 +0000 https://www.grahamlawrence.net/?p=6436#comment-195 In reply to Steve Smith.

Hi Steve. I am glad you enjoyed it and that it brought back memories, which were hopefully fond memories!

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Comment on Hope by Steve Smith https://www.grahamlawrence.net/hope-a-story-by-graham-lawrence/#comment-194 Sun, 20 Jul 2025 02:01:04 +0000 https://www.grahamlawrence.net/?p=6436#comment-194 Great story Graham, reminds me of my youth. I was a Mod and had Vespa scooter. Cost me 40 quid.

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Comment on Lita by Graham Lawrence https://www.grahamlawrence.net/lita-an-enigmatic-writing-by-graham-lawrence-she-is-a-mystery/#comment-191 Fri, 18 Apr 2025 03:56:24 +0000 https://www.grahamlawrence.net/?p=6295#comment-191 In reply to Steve Smith.

Thanks for the feedback, Steve. It is appreciated especially comparing it to Black Mirror!
To be honest, I am not sure of the origins of this one. It may have come from one of those frustrating dreams, but I cannot remember having one like this, but it was written in 2010 and memory fades. Someone else told me it reminded them of one of the last scenes in the Dr. Zhivago film where he has the heart attack chasing who he thinks is Lara. Again I cannot remember if this had any connection. So “it is a mystery” – sticking to the Dr. Zhivago thread!

I would encourage you or anyone to do something with your “ramblings”. It is a good hobby for us as we age. And to be honest, you never know who will read, like or comment on your writing and ones I sometimes think, dare I publish this as I am not confident its quality usually turn out to be the ones people like! Good luck.

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Comment on Lita by Steve Smith https://www.grahamlawrence.net/lita-an-enigmatic-writing-by-graham-lawrence-she-is-a-mystery/#comment-190 Thu, 17 Apr 2025 10:40:59 +0000 https://www.grahamlawrence.net/?p=6295#comment-190 Lita. Great story Graham. Reminded me of a ‘Black Mirror’ short on Netflix. I thought there would be a weird ending! Was she a figment of your imagination? A ghost of someone you loved?

I’m thinking of publishing my ramblings I have written to Grok3

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Comment on Luck by Graham Lawrence https://www.grahamlawrence.net/luck-a-story-by-graham-lawrence/#comment-187 Wed, 25 Dec 2024 04:23:09 +0000 https://www.grahamlawrence.net/?p=6400#comment-187 In reply to STEPHEN HANCHEY.

Thanks for the feedback. I am not sure if the novel will ever see the light of day! I will dig around and see what else I have in terms of Khao San Road. It had an influence on my early days here and I still have the vivid memories although it has changed a lot now. I also have a lot more characters from those days. An earlier story – Jesus, was from that time too and I have Ghurka, the Olympian, A Man called Cake and probably a few others that fully or partially feature the road in that era. As for description of the road then, it is a good idea to build it and actually quite easy for me, so thanks for the suggestion.

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Comment on Luck by STEPHEN HANCHEY https://www.grahamlawrence.net/luck-a-story-by-graham-lawrence/#comment-186 Wed, 25 Dec 2024 03:26:13 +0000 https://www.grahamlawrence.net/?p=6400#comment-186 A very good read. Were it to be a novel, I’d want more local color description and background on what Khao San Road was in the “good old days”. I have never set foot there, so can only guess. The characters are interesting and appealing in their own unique way.

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Comment on Luck by Graham Lawrence https://www.grahamlawrence.net/luck-a-story-by-graham-lawrence/#comment-185 Thu, 05 Dec 2024 04:05:29 +0000 https://www.grahamlawrence.net/?p=6400#comment-185 In reply to David Bodah.

Thanks for the feedback and I am happy you enjoyed it!

It is funny when reading comments, how you react to them. This one got me thinking of a bunch of other characters and stories in a somewhat poignant way. Some of those I have written about with a few published and a bunch not published. Others remain to be written about, but maybe the ones most interesting are the ones that I would not write about either in a memoir or fictional rendition. memories.

You are never really sure of what people tell about their past. But once again thanks for the feedback and also for getting me thinking about other times and people.

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Comment on Luck by David Bodah https://www.grahamlawrence.net/luck-a-story-by-graham-lawrence/#comment-184 Wed, 04 Dec 2024 09:00:22 +0000 https://www.grahamlawrence.net/?p=6400#comment-184 Good yarn. If Bernard’s military credentials were valid, of which I get the impression that they weren’t,the Veterans Administration could help him get sorted out.However interesting men don’t usually do well in their own home lands.Bernard, being a unique man in spite of his methods ,has no resume’.But I would value his acquaintance but I would be hesitant of affiliation .
Thanks again for a good story .

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Comment on Cock by Graham Lawrence https://www.grahamlawrence.net/cock-a-story-by-graham-lawrence/#comment-81 Wed, 19 Jun 2024 03:48:28 +0000 https://www.grahamlawrence.net/?p=6160#comment-81 In reply to Angela Elwood.

Glad you like it and thanks for the advice. This was written recently in about two sittings! I was today toying with the idea of the DS Dereck series! But not sure if that is the right angle yet. I have a mass of fire investigation stories to tell, but the best will need very heavy changes from reality!!! And you are right. I do have the time.

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Comment on Cock by Angela Elwood https://www.grahamlawrence.net/cock-a-story-by-graham-lawrence/#comment-79 Tue, 18 Jun 2024 10:04:52 +0000 https://www.grahamlawrence.net/?p=6160#comment-79 Enjoyed the development of this story. I agree there is plenty of scope for a full book, opportunity to tell the story of each character and weave it together. You have time now!

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