Happy Writing Day
Mar. 30th, 2006 02:04 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dr_pretentiousI'm usually a one-project-at-a-time kind of writer. I might bounce from chapter to chapter, but generally I can only take the right shape to tell one kind of story at a time.
This week, though, it seems that the Beltresin prequel and the new Rugosa story are quite happy to share writing sessions. I think I swapped between them three or four times today, with results that are rough but promising. How do I account for this change in process? No clue. I'll play with it a while and see what happens.
When Charles and Amelia Baines died, there were eight televisions in their house, none of them plugged in.
Now that I know these characters were old school occultists whose most treasured possession is a small collection of Madame Blavatsky's letters, I find the consumerist frenzy of their last months on earth even more bewildering than I did when the story first came to me. Anything might happen.
This week, though, it seems that the Beltresin prequel and the new Rugosa story are quite happy to share writing sessions. I think I swapped between them three or four times today, with results that are rough but promising. How do I account for this change in process? No clue. I'll play with it a while and see what happens.
When Charles and Amelia Baines died, there were eight televisions in their house, none of them plugged in.
Now that I know these characters were old school occultists whose most treasured possession is a small collection of Madame Blavatsky's letters, I find the consumerist frenzy of their last months on earth even more bewildering than I did when the story first came to me. Anything might happen.
