Wednesday 24 March 2010
Mirror Mirror On The Wall 2
Well, I guess it’s time to draw a veil over the Looking Glass Project, though very reluctantly - ‘cos I’ve had a ball!
And I hope you did too.
For the last more-or-less two weeks I posted the results from asking different people to contribute guest posts in which they mirror, reflect or examine through a personal looking glass something that I wrote or did or saw on this blog.
I5 photos of mirrors, an erratum mid-way and 11 great Mirror Posts.
If you missed any, or if you have just arrived - check them out.
Janet from Italy opened the Mirror with tales and coincidences from cyberland - here in Through the Looking Glass 1.
Then Mark in Germany contributed musings and warnings concerning children and book washing - here in Through The Looking Glass 2.
Next up was Dave from Ireland with a touch of comedy - here in Through The Looking Glass 3.
Carol in England stepped up to the glass and got pretty mysterious and all Shakespearean - here in Through The looking Glass 4.
Vicki, in America, proved to look much better in a wet suit than I did – here in Through The Looking Glass 5.
David, also from America introduced chaos improvisation AND mentioned his fiancé (congratulations) – here in Through The Looking Glass 6.
John in London and famed for his comedy, introduced some pathos to the proceedings – here in Through The looking Glass 7.
Anne in Germany donated a podcast in which she challenges the role Barbie could play in her life and uses the word ass – here in Through The Looking Glass 8.
Simon in England stared into the abyss – here in Through The Looking Glass 9.
Margo in America went sightseeing in her own backyard – here in Through The Looking Glass 10.
And finally Loui cracked the Mirror and led us on a dance – here in Through The looking Glass 11.
A real mix of reflections and observations, great writing and great people.
Thank you all. xx
The Genesis of the Mirror Posts.
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4 comments:
Hi Chris
It's been a remarkable "Through the Looking Glass" project and thank you so much for organising it with such great skill. I enjoyed your selection of guest posts. It was real privilege for me to be a part of this unique series.
Thanks janet but remember it's me that should thank, i was just the lucky host!
It was a real pleasure to take part in this blog party. Lovely guests and potluck. An impromtu workshop in creative writing. Thank you :) !
Thanks for inviting me! I really enjoyed the chance to write for pure pleasure, and I loved reading other folks' interpretations. Take care!
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