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Old 02-28-2017, 06:49 PM   #151 (permalink)
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Hmm, what's this in my pocket?

*epic guitar solo blasts into my face*

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Old 02-28-2017, 06:53 PM   #152 (permalink)
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As I believe Judge Judy would say, "Um is not an answer."

Seriously, did you read it? Any comments? Also, are you going to finish that one with the three scenes? I'm intrigued....
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Old 02-28-2017, 06:58 PM   #153 (permalink)
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well I didn't wanna say anything if you're going to finish it soon
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Old 02-28-2017, 06:59 PM   #154 (permalink)
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Personally, I never remember my dreams. I usually have a vague idea just before wakefulness asserts itself, but by the time I'm fully awake I've forgotten the dream, and I know (with a very hazy recollection) some of them have been epic. I did get an idea for a story once from one, but I never went ahead with it.

Yes, that Dozier School seems/seemed a horrible place. My sister watched a documentary on it not so long ago. Very harrowing, I believe.

Finally, you should include in your list of famous/slightly eccentric/completely off the charts women Countess Bathory...
Oh, of course! I mainly would want to focus on slightly lesser-known women, (Lord Byron's paramour Lady Caroline Lamb comes to mind) but Bathory is a must.
There's also some old Hollywood stars I could include-- Tallulah Bankhead, maybe.

This is the most recent report I could find on the Dozier school; so many remains are still unidentified. But that was only one of countless abusive reform schools that existed back then, so I am ultimately not surprised.
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As I believe Judge Judy would say, "Um is not an answer."

Seriously, did you read it? Any comments? Also, are you going to finish that one with the three scenes? I'm intrigued....
there's more scenes and they are beginning to converge
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Typical engineer.
From what I know the typical engineer couldn't artistically arrange two words to save his life.
Bunch of dullards...
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well I didn't wanna say anything if you're going to finish it soon
OK cool.I'll drop you the completed thing probably by tomorrow.
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there's more scenes and they are beginning to converge
That's great. You've certainly got one interested reader at least. Let me know when there's more you can send my way.
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From what I know the typical engineer couldn't artistically arrange two words to save his life.
Bunch of dullards...
My dad's an author. About two minutes after I posted that, I remembered he has an engineering degree. Whoops.
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I was wondering what all of your (for lack of a less douchey word) processes are for writing.

For me it depends on what I'm writing. When I'm doing it for work I can just buckle down and get it done whenever and wherever, but with fiction it's a little different. I like to be in a dark room, by myself, very drunk, while listening to slow, melancholic modern classical such as Morton Feldman's Piano and String Quartet, John Cage's A String Quartet In Four Parts, and David Sylvian's There's a Light That Enters Houses With No Other House in Sight (the lyrics aren't as distracting as you'd think).
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