Thursday, October 30, 2014

Dead Parents.

I read a great many detective thrillers. I have nearly had enough, though, of the convenient and ubiquitous device of killing off all and any inconvenient parents. Time and again, these are disposed of, usually as a pair, by: air accidents, car accidents and, typically, landslides. I don't really get it. (Perhaps I shall have to utilise this valuable literary method in my next novel - but if I do - it will, of course,  be attempted ironically.)

Acts 2. The Fellowship of the Believers.

  The Fellowship of the Believers. 42)  They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to...