Conrad Black. Surely This is Fiction?
He Walks On Water
Every day I sit in this very spot and wrestle with what’s believable, what’s credible, how much can I get away with in the pages of my current novel. Indeed, one of my characters is a disgraced banker sentenced to not enough years at Her Majesty’s pleasure. It would suit my plot perfectly if he could be released and get to play his part in the thrilling climax which I am fast approaching. Maybe he could even meet a grisly fate in the last few pages gaining a richly deserved reward for his crimes of fraud and avarice.
Now I have my inspiration from true life. There are no limits.
If Conrad Black can be released on bail pending appeal then my imagination must in future know no bounds. Anything is possible. Truth really is stranger than fiction. In a few months Lord Black could be donning ermine and regaining his seat in the House of Lords, once again directing editorial in The Daily Telegraph.
Unbelievable but true.
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July 21, 2010 at 4:23 pm
[…] Conrad Black. Surely This is Fiction? (via Peter Reynolds) Posted on July 22, 2010 by abrahammx Every day I sit in this very spot and wrestle with what's believable, what's credible, how much can I get away with in the pages of my current novel. Indeed, one of my characters is a disgraced banker sentenced to not enough years at Her Majesty's pleasure. It would suit my plot perfectly if he could be released and get to play his part in the th … Read More […]
Conrad Black. Surely This is Fiction? (via Peter Reynolds) | apm65
July 22, 2010 at 1:53 am
[…] Every day I sit in this very spot and wrestle with what's believable, what's credible, how much can I get away with in the pages of my current novel. Indeed, one of my characters is a disgraced banker sentenced to not enough years at Her Majesty's pleasure. It would suit my plot perfectly if he could be released and get to play his part in the th … Read More […]
Conrad Black. Surely This is Fiction? (via Peter Reynolds) | apm65
July 22, 2010 at 1:53 am
Surprised he wasn’t out earlier with a banked up miracle cure re Saunders or al-Megrahi.
Chris H
July 22, 2010 at 9:29 pm