Comments on: Unless Your Skin is This Thick, You’re Not Ready Yet. http://www.jdmontague.com/another-author-behaving-badly.html The blog of writerly things...and other deliberate nonesense. Sat, 28 Jan 2012 02:36:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: jdm http://www.jdmontague.com/another-author-behaving-badly.html#comment-7 jdm Thu, 31 Mar 2011 02:07:32 +0000 http://www.jdmontague.com/another-author-behaving-badly.html#comment-7 Hi Laura, I, too, thought English might not have been her first language, but the fact that she's originally from England abolished that thought. I know the Queen's English has its quirks when compared to American English, but the two aren't <em>that</em> different. And I agree, human behaviour can be rather fascinating, sad, and perplexing. :) Hi Laura,
I, too, thought English might not have been her first language, but the fact that she’s originally from England abolished that thought. I know the Queen’s English has its quirks when compared to American English, but the two aren’t that different.

And I agree, human behaviour can be rather fascinating, sad, and perplexing. :)

]]> By: Laura Manivong http://www.jdmontague.com/another-author-behaving-badly.html#comment-3 Laura Manivong Wed, 30 Mar 2011 23:27:56 +0000 http://www.jdmontague.com/another-author-behaving-badly.html#comment-3 Very interesting theory about the childlike responses. That would be really....just wow, ick. I initially considered them, when coupled with a suspicion that English may not be the author's first language, a sign of a true emotional meltdown. Human behavior... fascinating, sad, perplexing. Nice post! Very interesting theory about the childlike responses. That would be really….just wow, ick. I initially considered them, when coupled with a suspicion that English may not be the author’s first language, a sign of a true emotional meltdown. Human behavior… fascinating, sad, perplexing. Nice post!

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