Reading English books, part 2
There is two authors that makes me belive I can be a writer myself. One of them is Isaac B. Singer. Every sentence of his is so simple and perfect that you may think "How hard can it be?". When you make an attempt, you´ll find out exactly how hard it is.
The other one is Swedish, Pär Lagerkvist. The books of his, I read in Swedish of course.
Both got the nobel prize, well deserved.
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Reading English books, part 2
There are two authors who make me believe I can be a writer myself. One of them is Isaac B. Singer the other is Pärs Lagerkvist. All of Singer's sentences are so simple and yet so perfect that you may think "How hard can it be?" However, when you make an attempt, you will find out exactly how hard it is. The other author, Pars Lagerkvist, is swedish and I read his books in Swedish of course. Both men/authors received the Nobel Prize which were both well deserved.
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Reading English books, part 2
There are two authors that make me believe I can be a writer myself. One of them is Isaac B. Singer. Every sentence of his is so simple and perfect that you may think "How hard can it be?". When you make an attempt, you´ll find out exactly how hard it is.
The other one is Swedish, Pär Lagerkvist. I read his books in swedish of course. (The Old one Worked but sounded awkward)
They Both got the nobel prize, well deserved. (I don't know if the they is technically necessary, but it definitely is a little more clear and looks nicer atleast... although if i were just saying this in a conversation, i'd probably leave it as you did)
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Thank you : )
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you should say "his books" instead of "the books of his!" a_a
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