A voice crying in the wilderness
Hello!
My history of using livejournal is rather old. (I guess I am especially impressed by some kind of the anonymity of the live journal, unlike other social networks). It all started with the fact that I wanted to discuss with someone Orhan Pamuk's Black Book, which I read in 2005, and I found a post on the Internet in someone's LiveJournal about this topic. I had to register in LJ to write a comment. Then my old LJ actively existed until 2008.
Of course, I mostly belong to the Russian language space with our untranslatable puns, our memes and so on, but over the past year I have made some good friends with the help of the Interpals website, and I am used to writing posts for them in English using a google translator.
In general, most likely, I will write some of the posts in English. And I would like to receive some kind of response to my posts.
Besides some my activity in LJ in English lately is related to the fact that I have written and promote my book on Amazon - if you are interested, you can read the details about this in my LJ blog.
