“How are you doing, Sir”, I asked him.
“A Matter of
Honour, to be in India” pat came the reply, with a grin.
“How are they, Kane
and Abel?”
“Wait, you are in for A Twist
in Tale J”.
"A Quiver Full of Arrows or First Among Equals ?"
“Both are babies”, he quips, “no
parallels”.
“How do you decide on your stories?”,
“Fairies drop them in my head As the
crow flies”.
“Do you like them in your Path of
Glory?”
“I don’t know; they just happen to me
matter of factly”.
“Thank you, sir, for your time”.
“You'r welcome, pleasure is mine"J.Written for 100 Words on Saturday 2014 #16
Your favourite author and what you’d like to discuss with him or her.
Note : While I have more than one favourite writers spread over Bengali and English literature, keeping in mind the Tribe, settled on Mr. Jeffrey Archer :-).
WoW! That's awesome, Jayanta and did u really met him like..Archer Sir is awesome and been long haven't read him..enjoyed Kane and Abel..superbly stitched characters in the thread:)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Vishal. Good that you liked :-)
DeleteDo check mine on http://vishalbheeroo.wordpress.com/2014/06/06/imaginary-chat-with-salman-rusdie-100-words-on-saturday-16/
DeleteSo cool! Did you really meet him? I'm currently reading Be Careful what you wish for. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot.
DeleteNicely done!
ReplyDeletequite a famous author he is... I remember only the story plots of thrillers.. and not the book names, and the characters...
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting the post and your comment.
DeleteThat was fun to read Jayanta - loved how you mixed them in - will have to read him again now:-)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Eli. Good to know that you had some fun :-)
Deleteyay!! give me a high five for this!! glad someone shares my likes on the author and line of thought too!!! superb!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ma'M. High Five for you :-).
DeleteCreatively done, Jayanta! Your few minutes with the esteemed author really resulted in a lot of good advice - esp about the story-fairies :) An enjoyable read!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Beloo for your kind comments.
DeleteNow that's a fun way to get aroun and highlighting the best form your choice of reads/authors :) Great!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ma'm. Appreciate your time on my blog.
Deleteaahaa :) Yet another Archer twist !! Lovely :) Hats off to the idea !
ReplyDeleteShall we tell the President , that, the Fourth Estate is worth Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less ? :)
Awesome Sreeja for adding onto it...100 words were the limit :-).
DeleteJayanta, you have beautifully created a conversation, based on the titles.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ushaji.
DeleteVery clever! Love your take on the prompts! ♥
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kathy. Good that you liked it.
DeleteCleverly done!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy Archer quite a lot too!! :)
Thanks that you visited my blog.
DeleteSo beautifully expressed
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mr. Chowla. Appreciated.
DeleteWow... great style... enjoyed reading...
ReplyDeleteI loved the rhymes :D what an innovative way to write an interview :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rajlakshmi.
DeleteWow ! nicely done..
ReplyDeleteThanks, Maniparna.
DeleteCool & clever presentation, Jayanta!
ReplyDeleteGreat :)
Thanks, Anita.
DeleteVery nice.
ReplyDeleteA good one ! nicely written !
ReplyDeleteCreatively expressed, fabulous post.
ReplyDeleteha ha .. nice use of titles of his books for sure
ReplyDeleteBikram
Wow! That's a creative one, Jayanta! Jeffery Archer is one of my fav author!
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