Discover new books on Goodreads
See if your friends have read any of Lisa Keeble's books
Lisa Keeble’s Followers (50)
546 books
|
1,273 friends
3,334 books
|
1,781 friends
2,068 books
|
577 friends
1,344 books
|
430 friends
320 books
|
2,350 friends
143 books
|
313 friends
74 books
|
370 friends
158 books
|
4,595 friends
More friends…
Lisa Keeble
Goodreads Author
Born
in The United Kingdom
Twitter
Genre
Influences
Member Since
July 2019
To ask
Lisa Keeble
questions,
please sign up.
Popular Answered Questions
Lisa Keeble
I go and do something else, preferably something active that takes my mind off writing completely and then, when I feel ready, I go back to it.
Lisa Keeble hasn't written any blog posts yet.
Lisa’s Recent Updates
|
Lisa Keeble
shared
a
quote
“In silence, I don't need armour. Silence is a form of elegance, the art and manner of not imposing one's chaos on others, saying, ‘I am here, but I am not invading your space.’ In this hysterical world, saturated with notification sounds, punchlines and opinions spewed out every second, silence is almost a political act, a way of refusing the obligation to perform.”
...more Lisa Keeble |
|
|
Lisa Keeble
shared
a
quote
“My anger is not the smell of a rotting corpse; it's the smell of flesh cauterised with a red-hot iron and forcibly closed up. It's acidic, disturbing, but it doesn't need to be understood. It's there to remind me that pain can be transformed into power. But where some people get naked, I've chosen to put on a suit of armour. Maybe that's the real choice, to fall down, then get up again and finally stand up roaring.”
...more Lisa Keeble |
|
|
Lisa Keeble
shared
a
quote
“The fact that you can detect my scent of grief tells me that you can recognize that foul odour for what it is. You are not immune to pain nor its effects. I wonder, is your anger nothing more than a cloak for your own grief? Am I, by releasing that odour, without fear that it will pervade the nostrils of another, not more honest than one who would seek to disguise it with the righteous perfume of anger?!”
Lisa Keeble |
|
|
Lisa Keeble
is now following Rebecca's reviews
|
|
|
Lisa Keeble
joined the group
Eco-Adventure Series Readup Group
|
|
“I understood loving deeply because I had experienced it but, only once in my, almost, sixty years of life. It was, undoubtedly, an intense experience, all-consuming and, in some ways, excruciating. You become immersed in a typhoon of passion, become obsessed with the object of your love, want to be with them to the exclusion of all others. Nothing is more joyful than their approval and nothing more painful that their disapproval. They become as vital to you as the air you breath. It is intoxicating, like nothing else. There is no greater feeling than loving and being loved with deep intensity.”
― NO FILTER: Dangerous Conversations
― NO FILTER: Dangerous Conversations
“Yes, Santu, I do have scars because I opened myself up to pain. You talk about courage, but do you understand the courage it takes to be completely vulnerable? Can you begin to comprehend what it is like to divest yourself of your emotional armour and lay your heart bare?”
― NO FILTER: Dangerous Conversations
― NO FILTER: Dangerous Conversations
“The fact that you can detect my scent of grief tells me that you can recognize that foul odour for what it is. You are not immune to pain nor its effects. I wonder, is your anger nothing more than a cloak for your own grief? Am I, by releasing that odour, without fear that it will pervade the nostrils of another, not more honest than one who would seek to disguise it with the righteous perfume of anger?!”
― NO FILTER: Dangerous Conversations
― NO FILTER: Dangerous Conversations
“Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day. You shall begin it serenely and with too high a spirit to be encumbered with your old nonsense.”
―
―
“Yes, Santu, I do have scars because I opened myself up to pain. You talk about courage, but do you understand the courage it takes to be completely vulnerable? Can you begin to comprehend what it is like to divest yourself of your emotional armour and lay your heart bare?”
― NO FILTER: Dangerous Conversations
― NO FILTER: Dangerous Conversations
“I understood loving deeply because I had experienced it but, only once in my, almost, sixty years of life. It was, undoubtedly, an intense experience, all-consuming and, in some ways, excruciating. You become immersed in a typhoon of passion, become obsessed with the object of your love, want to be with them to the exclusion of all others. Nothing is more joyful than their approval and nothing more painful that their disapproval. They become as vital to you as the air you breath. It is intoxicating, like nothing else. There is no greater feeling than loving and being loved with deep intensity.”
― NO FILTER: Dangerous Conversations
― NO FILTER: Dangerous Conversations
“The fact that you can detect my scent of grief tells me that you can recognize that foul odour for what it is. You are not immune to pain nor its effects. I wonder, is your anger nothing more than a cloak for your own grief? Am I, by releasing that odour, without fear that it will pervade the nostrils of another, not more honest than one who would seek to disguise it with the righteous perfume of anger?!”
― NO FILTER: Dangerous Conversations
― NO FILTER: Dangerous Conversations
“My anger is not the smell of a rotting corpse; it's the smell of flesh cauterised with a red-hot iron and forcibly closed up. It's acidic, disturbing, but it doesn't need to be understood. It's there to remind me that pain can be transformed into power. But where some people get naked, I've chosen to put on a suit of armour. Maybe that's the real choice, to fall down, then get up again and finally stand up roaring.”
― NO FILTER: Dangerous Conversations
― NO FILTER: Dangerous Conversations
Goodreads Authors/Readers
— 57653 members
— last activity 23 minutes ago
This group is dedicated to connecting readers with Goodreads authors. It is divided by genres, and includes folders for writing resources, book websit ...more
Eco-Adventure Series Readup Group
— 32 members
— last activity Nov 07, 2020 11:52PM
Group for promoting Eco-Friendly Kids books & other great literature to create a love of reading for pleasure. Especially for getting together regular ...more