Electric Grandmother

YES! I have finally completed "Defending the Resurrectionist". Yesterday the story stood at about 4,500 words, then at about 1,800, and now it's over 5,000. I chopped out all but the bare essence and was amazed as the real story flooded out while Tori sang over my speakers. Let this be a lesson to you all -- Tori Amos is a fabulous cure for writer's block :).

It's a good story, I think. I do like it. Definitely some dark fantasy here, but then I have primarily been doing dark fantasy lately, though a woman in my writers' group has referred to "Prickings" as a "mystery".

So it was a good, productive day.

I also made a lovely chicken soup with thighs, green and red peppers, thyme, garlic, onions, portabellas, balsalmic vinegar and other lovely things.

And now it's time to read to Avadore before bed.

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Previous Entry :: Next Entry Read/Post Comments (2) Share on Facebook		2004-06-16 9:30 PM defending the resurrectionist YES! I have finally completed "Defending the Resurrectionist". Yesterday the story stood at about 4,500 words, then at about 1,800, and now it's over 5,000. I chopped out all but the bare essence and was amazed as the real story flooded out while Tori sang over my speakers. Let this be a lesson to you all -- Tori Amos is a fabulous cure for writer's block :). It's a good story, I think. I do like it. Definitely some dark fantasy here, but then I have primarily been doing dark fantasy lately, though a woman in my writers' group has referred to "Prickings" as a "mystery". So it was a good, productive day. I also made a lovely chicken soup with thighs, green and red peppers, thyme, garlic, onions, portabellas, balsalmic vinegar and other lovely things. And now it's time to read to Avadore before bed. Read/Post Comments (2) Previous Entry :: Next Entry Back to Top