Rebirth As a Writer In Britain

The days became quieter for a few more days, since Kevin returned home, apart from attending classes, he was copying "Robinson Crusoe". During these few days, Bella and Jenny Norfolk would call him and chat with him from time to time.

Especially Bella, Bella has been holding concerts across the country these days. After each concert, she will call Kevin and tell him how many people like "When You Are Old" and the romantic scenes in it. verse.

With the constant care and greetings of two beauties, Kevin also feels that life is full of beauty.

Director Hudson also called Kevin today and told him that "Jane Eyre" will be released in the near future. This filled Kevin with anticipation, because he also wanted to know how the work that caused a sensation on Earth in his previous life would come to this parallel world and be put on the screen in the same way.

Of course, Kevin has reasons to believe that it must be a box office hit. Still the same sentence, classics are always classics, no matter which time and space or world it goes to.

"Congratulations, Director Hudson, "Jane Eyre" will be a box office record-setting work, and it will tell the world who is the most discerning director in Britain." Kevin said confidently to Ha Director Desen said.

"I hope, the box office of Ibak's "Manchester Night" was 130 million, and I don't know if it can surpass it. After all, 130 million is a very high record in the UK." Hudson obviously did not Kevin is so confident.

Of course, he will not regret it in his heart. Because Kevin's "Jane Eyre" is the script he has been looking for in his heart. It's his favorite script. No matter what, he will put it on the screen and let the world know.

The box office record of 130 million is simply weak in China on Earth, and only the United Kingdom in this parallel world can be regarded as a historic box office. Therefore, Kevin didn't take this record seriously.

"Director Hudson, don't worry, the box office of "Jane Eyre" is far more than this." Kevin's words were always full of confidence.

"Well, you really deserve to be a confident and talented writer. Let's look forward to its box office success." Director Hudson was infected by Kevin's confidence.

"Yes, when the time comes, the whole of Britain will praise your wise vision, and the entire film and television industry will regard you as a god." Kevin continued.

"Well, I hope everything will come out when you are. Thank you for giving me confidence. And thank you for writing the script that I have been chasing in my life. You have made me believe in it -- at this moment. "Director Hudson said.

The purpose of Director Hudson's call was to tell Kevin that "Jane Eyre" was about to be released. Now that the purpose was achieved, they chatted for a while and then hung up the phone.

Kevin originally wanted to take the opportunity to recommend "Wuthering Heights" to Director Hudson, but he gave up after remembering what Enni said.

Perhaps when "Jane Eyre" is released, it will not be a problem for me to recommend the film and television copyright of "Wuthering Heights". －－－－Kevin thought to himself.

In addition to the upcoming release of the movie "Jane Eyre", the second chapter of Kevin's "Ode to a Nightingale" poetry series written in the "Time" column is also published today.

"Time Magazine" is also a propagandist. They have already promoted Kevin's "Ode to a Nightingale" on Twitter: Do you remember the last issue of "Ode to a Nightingale"? The second chapter will be published soon, please support us a lot.

Undoubtedly, this information made those who are curious about "Ode to a Nightingale" choose to buy a copy of "Time Magazine" today,

Even the poetry critic David Lee is the same. Last week, he read the first stanza of Kevin's "Ode to a Nightingale", and he thought it was very good. It is so simple and flexible. It seemed to be done casually, but it was just right.

Ah, if only a sip of wine,

A sip of wine that has been refrigerated for years in the cellar!

When people taste it, they will think of the God of Flowers and the verdant wine country.

Think of dances, love songs, and the frenzy of harvest.

Ah, if that cup had southern heat,

Red as a human face, full of the true taste of the fountain of inspiration,

The foam of pearls floats on the rim,

Can dye lips crimson,

I'll drink it all up and leave the world quietly,

Hide in the dark forest with you.

When David Lee finished reading the second chapter of "Ode to a Nightingale" written by Kevin, he could only praise Kevin repeatedly as a literary genius.

"It seems that English poetry is saved."

David Lee nodded in satisfaction.

David Lee has read so many poems over the years and commented on many famous works, but in his opinion, their poems are far from those written by Kevin. In his heart, Kevin's poetry has reached the level of a master.

Readers have the same thoughts as David Lee. After they bought this issue of Time Magazine and carefully read the second stanza of "Ode to a Nightingale", they were also deeply intoxicated. written by Kevin.

"Oh my god, Kevin really can only be described as a genius. Because only a genius has such inspiration and ideas. The second verse of "Ode to a Nightingale" is very good."

"The song of the nightingale made the author completely intoxicated. It is like a fine wine that has been buried for a long time, and its sweetness inspires the yearning for new life."

"This verse is the best proof of Kevin's imagination. When he was intoxicated by the singing of the nightingale, the fantasy world in his mind came out --- Flora, Love Song, Sunshine and Dance. All these are beautiful , people can't help but leave here, and go to the fantasy world with Nightingale."

As a result, this issue of "Time Magazine" was well received by the market again, and the sales volume was as good as ever. This makes Kevin one of Time's most important writers.

Bogut himself also realized the gap with Kevin, so he slowly let go of his heart. After all, in front of geniuses, maybe he shouldn't care too much. Otherwise, you will just find yourself unhappy.

The second stanza of "Ode to a Nightingale" also made readers more convinced of Kevin's poetic talent, especially Jenny Norfolk. She read Kevin's poem for the first time in a bookstore, and it was great.

"Kevin, you are still so romantic." Jenny Norfolk said to herself.

After the second stanza of "Ode to a Nightingale" is published, readers can only look forward to the early release of the third stanza. After all, they also want to know that the author imagined a world under the beautiful singing of the nightingale, and then dreamed of marrying the nightingale and leaving the real world. What will he discover next?

Only Kevin writing poetry gives them a sense of curiosity? This is what poetry critic David Lee said, Kevin saved British poetry. It is he who makes people have a sense of expectation for poetry. And this is something that many poets today cannot do. (This article is about to start a different exciting plot, please continue to support. Thank you, my God. Papaya wishes you all the best)