Urghl. For the art! *~* Sorry. This wouldn't happen to be the overtly fantastical novel with silent gondoliers that mrissa wants would it? Or no, that one was shorter I think.
I admit that often when I'm reading a particularly tough part of a book, my usual emotion with respect to the author is usually admiration - for the craft, for being able to evoke that atmosphere and feeling. Now I can add sympathy for the author for not only reading that passage, but going through writing it.
Congratulations on the exam anyway. And those are some neat tees. This photo (http://media.threadless.com/product/619/view3.jpg) from the "Reach" images looks like a story to me.
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Date: 2008-06-20 11:04 am (UTC)I admit that often when I'm reading a particularly tough part of a book, my usual emotion with respect to the author is usually admiration - for the craft, for being able to evoke that atmosphere and feeling. Now I can add sympathy for the author for not only reading that passage, but going through writing it.
Congratulations on the exam anyway. And those are some neat tees. This photo (http://media.threadless.com/product/619/view3.jpg) from the "Reach" images looks like a story to me.