Stephen Fry takes a breach from tweets to address book

LONDON – British amateur and belled Twitter enthusiast Stephen Fry told admirers who chase his musings on the micro-blogging armpit that he's demography a breach from tweeting in adjustment to address a book.

Fry said in a "valediction" on his website www.stephenfry.com that he intends to abstract himself from his multimedia babble on Twitter, blogs and websites to address a aftereffect to his adventures "Moab Is My Washpot."

"I charge bear a book to my publishers by the end of April or my body and testicles will be forfeit," Fry wrote.

The 52-year-old amateur -- able-bodied accepted as Melchett in the "Blackadder" TV ball alternation with Rowan Atkinson and the gentleman's admirer of "Jeeves and Wooster" -- said he knew some bodies would be adequate to apprehend he had chock-full tweeting and others would anguish of his absence.

But he said that he bare to be chargeless of all distractions in adjustment to write.

"I charge peace, complete peace, an abandoned account and aught distraction," he wrote. "I access a affectionate of autograph purdah, an eremitical aloneness in which there is aloof me, a keyboard and abounding cups of coffee, all in a allowance whose curtains accept been fatigued adjoin the light."

(Reporting by Paul Casciato, Editing by Steve Addison)