progressive, like a fever

[threeplusfire]

What a world we live in now, with nifty graphics and icons for everything.

I dream about Meier, more often than one might imagine. It's strange to say you have a relationship with something you created out of thin air, or in my case out of pencil and paper and dice. I feel at times like he's almost my own, a child of my heart rather than of my body. I want so much for Meier, perhaps more than he wants for himself. So I keep writing and winding words together in a very long braid. One day it will be a novel, something to read under the comfort of a blanket.

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Comments

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

I might do that at some point. It's just that the writing right at the moment is very raw and I'm so self conscious about it. I haven't spent a lot of time revising my sentence structures, so it isn't as beautiful as I would like it to be yet.

[geoectomy.livejournal.com]

Yay you!

You fucking rock.

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Thanks. I'm amazed at how much easier this is with some discipline to it. (At heart I'm a terribly lazy creature.)

Did you ever finish your story about the grove and the keepers and I am completely blanking on the name? I liked the idea a lot.

[geoectomy.livejournal.com]

Nope.

But jsut 'cause I didn't finish that particular story doesn't mean that it didn't live on... I've written a couple of tidbits in ittod, but by and large, it's continued to live on in my imagination.

I think I grew bored with the origins idea and have moved things forward. The problem, of course, is that I want to follow both Kethrin and Jim... I've a thousand ideas for one, the other and occasionally both... The Acheri idea, which was the original NaNoWriMo novel idea this year was another in the Valkyor saga...

I like teh characters too much to drop 'em.

Writers in Arms

[trueliminality.livejournal.com]

I have been meaning to say this for a while but I am happy that you are starting to write your novel. It looks like you are making some really good progress.

Keep it going.

Re: Writers in Arms

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Thanks, I'm enjoying it. It's just barely started and I hope I can keep going after November.

Re: Writers in Arms

[trueliminality.livejournal.com]

The thing is to pace your self. I have to be honest in that for the past few months I have done very little with that damn long story that I have been working on. Between working somewhere around 60 plus hours a week and the difficulties that I am currently going under that I told you about earlier, it just seams as when I get home I just do not have anything left in me to even look at it.

But… again, it is good to see that you are enthusiastic.