In this strange alchemy that is writing, in the last 24 hours I’ve worked on transformations and permutations:
- in my novel, a thirty-something black haired woman turned into a forty-something gray haired woman
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in one of my stories, a Russian biplane turned into a Chinese truck
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a snowbound London suddenly was consumed by a great fire
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a whole small nation was outlined on a scrap of notes paper (now I’ll have to copy it on file)
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Aculeo & Amunet suddenly did an about-turn and their story is catching speed
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and I’ve finished outlining the first novelette in the GreyWorld project
Great fun, despite my aching fingers.
Were it not that payments are erratic and people look at you like you are a piece of floatsam, this writing thing would be just what I’d like to do for a living.
24 January 2015 at 18:42
I think your changes are very promising!
I can’t wait to meet your forty-something gray haired woman, I want to see London after the great fire and I’m sure I’ll love new A&A adventures.
But above all I want to read the novelette of your new project.
Ok, actually there is one change I’m not sure about.
Really a Chinese truck could be better than a Russian biplane?
Forgive me, you know I like all flying machines đŸ˜‰
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24 January 2015 at 19:56
And a Russian biplane that can fly backwards!
But no, a truck is less fuss, and the story runs in a smoother way.
I’ll save the plane for another time.
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