Mmm, mmm, PAPER.
I'm so close to the end now that I can taste the tang of the wood in the fibers of the paper. I just started chapter 14, which means that I have finished the three opposing first-person narratives, and am on the way to jumping the last hurdle (though of course, it always has to seem to be the highest).
It'll be more difficult with this, as it's all radio feedback with no inserted narration. ARG. It'll be like reading the Police Log in the local newspaper...in fact, I should probably go find one for reference material.
It's just annoying to have to have a full chapter in the perspective of two people who, for all intents and purposes, do not exist in the timeline between Robert's funeral and the time prior in which he recorded the incident.
Gods, the stress my art induces. My muse is a TEASE.
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And I have a midterm short-story due for Creative Writing in two weeks, and the professor hasn't given the prompt yet. YIPES. Oh, and that housing meeting this week. Likely paper layout too. *sigh* I think Februaries involve too much work.
It'll be more difficult with this, as it's all radio feedback with no inserted narration. ARG. It'll be like reading the Police Log in the local newspaper...in fact, I should probably go find one for reference material.
It's just annoying to have to have a full chapter in the perspective of two people who, for all intents and purposes, do not exist in the timeline between Robert's funeral and the time prior in which he recorded the incident.
Gods, the stress my art induces. My muse is a TEASE.
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And I have a midterm short-story due for Creative Writing in two weeks, and the professor hasn't given the prompt yet. YIPES. Oh, and that housing meeting this week. Likely paper layout too. *sigh* I think Februaries involve too much work.
Labels: art, february, midterms, muse, newspaper, Nocturnal Melee, novel, stress, tease, writing
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