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{ Monthly Archives } December 2007

advice

Snagged from Wil Wheaton on Twitter: Good advice from Elizabeth Bear: “The scene does not have to be perfect. The scene has to be written.”

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more michael and laurel

When I first started writing this story, it spring-boarded from a “journal entry” I wrote for an extended scene in the epilogue of Heir. Of course the journal entry was written in first person. So the first bits and pieces I wrote of this story were also written in first person. But then I convinced [...]

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michael and laurel's story

Man, I really gotta find a title for this story. :chuckle: The story is coming along quite well. Too well in some instances, though. Yesterday, I sat down all ready to read over one scene before I wrote another and got a shock. The scene I thought I’d written wasn’t anywhere except still all up [...]

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darkness doesn't have to mean evil

Usually when I think of Harlan, this is what comes to mind: Life sucked. Cold rain poured on this gods-forsaken town lost in the hinterlands of the mountains. Thing was, Samantha Clark detested the small town, but it did beat living on the street, her only other option. The county was dirty, the people rude, [...]

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