Robert DOISNEAU :: At the Café, Chez Fraysse. Rue de Seine, Paris, 1958
So you are sitting in a Parisian café, and you are close enough to listen in.
What are they talking about?
Write it in the comments, if you like…
Nothing long and complicated here – just write what’s the joke.
The comments are open.
Painting by Bertha Lum
According to some unconfirmed rumors, between the (virtual) pages of The Ministry of Thunder hides a fox woman.
So, what about her?
Why not try and tell her story?
I’m going through the last third of my novel – and I thought I’d share one of my reference photos for the location of the closing chapters.
The place alone suggests a number of possibilities for action.
As usual, write her story – but try doing it without the verb “to be”…
What about writing something about the need for a break, in our constant running around?
A piece about taking a rest.
… and here’s what I found.
This was an experiment – commenting on my post from yesterday, my friend Marina suggested that querying Google for “things that chicks dig” is another bad way of gaining inroads into the female psyche.
But you know me: I had to try anyway.
So I tried.
The image above was among the first five results provided by Google.
We’ll leave the discussion and writing assignment as summer homework for the students…
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