Fiction Alive and Well amongst the UG Blogren
So I am noticing a trend in my exploration of the UG blogosphere… and that is… there are some talented but twisted folks writing out there! I happily tripped on to Nada Yada’s amazing tale of corruption, murder and pointless sex; honestly I cannot wait until the next installment. He piles on the surprises and the suspense… connecting each blog in unexpected and delightful ways. Must I wait to see what happens when the police discover not only the dead body in the bath, but the weeping naked hooker in the room? What about the lesbian cop next door? What other twisted connections are coming my way? And most importantly… when is the next post coming? I am an impatient soul and I want my literary satisfaction NOW. So come on Ivan… keep it coming!
UPDATE: As if he heard me crying with frustration out here in the cyber-wilderness… new post went up TODAY! Thanks Ivan!
Us Ugandans tend to have quite the creative spirit indeed! Keep ‘em coming Tracy. The world needs to know more about these hidden Ugandan literary geniuses.
Hi Tracy, thanks for passing by, I’ll be sure to put something else up real soon…
I’d posted a comment here, but it seems to have gone elsewhere, I hate when they do that, anyway, thanks for passing by, will be sure to update the story soon.
sweet!
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