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Every mistake is a truth that exploded.
January 22, 2009 Progress Notes:
"Sugar"
Words today: 2000.
Words total: 21,850.
Reason for stopping: I feel like I have been pouring a lot of words down a very dark unfillable hole since 4:30 this afternoon (of course, none on the right scene), and I have not yet had my dinner. Someone get this thing out of my head and my life. You put this in me!
Books in progress: Robert Graves, The Long Week-end; John M. Ford, The Last Hot Time.
The glamour: Today is glamourless. Just words. Oh, no, actually I did get my contributor's copies of Interzone in the mail. That is like glamour.
I may actually pick this back up after I have some dinner tonight. The katamari is rolling down the hill, and nothing will stop it, and despite my immense hatred for how this thing never ends already I am restless if not writing it.
Another review of the aforementioned story in Interzone: Garbled Signals finds it to have "interesting character interactions, all well written into a smoothly plotted story." For those playing along at home, we are now two lukewarm/negative reviews to one positive. Stay tuned!
Okay, food. I might be back tonight, folks.
There may even be content. :p
"Sugar"
Words today: 2000.
Words total: 21,850.
Reason for stopping: I feel like I have been pouring a lot of words down a very dark unfillable hole since 4:30 this afternoon (of course, none on the right scene), and I have not yet had my dinner. Someone get this thing out of my head and my life. You put this in me!
Books in progress: Robert Graves, The Long Week-end; John M. Ford, The Last Hot Time.
The glamour: Today is glamourless. Just words. Oh, no, actually I did get my contributor's copies of Interzone in the mail. That is like glamour.
I may actually pick this back up after I have some dinner tonight. The katamari is rolling down the hill, and nothing will stop it, and despite my immense hatred for how this thing never ends already I am restless if not writing it.
Another review of the aforementioned story in Interzone: Garbled Signals finds it to have "interesting character interactions, all well written into a smoothly plotted story." For those playing along at home, we are now two lukewarm/negative reviews to one positive. Stay tuned!
Okay, food. I might be back tonight, folks.
There may even be content. :p