[tweetmeme source=”stickynotestory” only_single=false http://rebeccaenzor.wordpress.com/] Break out the Awesome Sauce – I finished editing the first act of Fie Eoin! *does a little dance and freaks out the dogs and cats* My first order of business is to sleep. I’ve already written my Thursday post for the Asiagoans: The Chores of Editing which will post on Thursday […]
[tweetmeme source=”stickynotestory” only_single=false http://rebeccaenzor.wordpress.com/] “Counting down our top tunes of all time! Music moves us. It inspires us! Now, tell the world YOUR ten favorite songs of all time. The Song, the band – why does it move you?” Welcome to the Top Ten Countdown Music Blogfest! I have a feeling that my list is
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[tweetmeme source=”stickynotestory” only_single=false http://rebeccaenzor.wordpress.com/] Back when I was a practicing Wiccan (it didn’t stick, I really sucked at being a witch. I really suck at being anything with a set practice of rituals) I read in a book on Wiccan rituals that the circle started well before calling the corners and lighting the candles. It
[tweetmeme source=”stickynotestory” only_single=false http://rebeccaenzor.wordpress.com/] Today’s topic comes courtesy of The Great Blogging Experiment. Go check it out, because there are (at the time of this post) 174 bloggers signed up to write about the same topic in one giant chain of character blogginess. Shutup, spellcheck, that is too a word. As anyone popping over from
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I’m starting to think that I might be kind of weird. No, hear me out now. Really. Last night I was writing some Fie Eoin, because I sorta, kinda, am really in love with it, and I realized that I always look at Fie Eoin from the southeast. Whenever I see Fie Eoin in my
Point of view. Or rather, a certain point that I view things from. Read More »
I’m pretty sure that everyone who writes has that one phrase that they rely on and always turn to in every story. It’s kind of like having that one character that you kill in every story (what? I’m the only one who does that?). It’s the fall-back phrase, or something that rings so true
“Thanks for walking me to my room Lane, I appreciate it.” Kelly, who was slightly shorter than Rebecca, looked up with a genuine smile. It was the Midsummer Night before Mika’s birth, and Kelly was dancing for the first time at the Midsummer Festival, taking over for Rebecca who claimed she was feeling too old
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I was going to talk today about my favorite book, but instead I’m going to talk about support. We all need support in anything we do, and sometimes the person who we expect to give it the most falls through. Or not only falls through, but obliterates any semblance of support you might have thought
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24. How willing are you to kill your characters if the plot so demands it? What’s the most interesting way you’ve killed someone? Do you see that small group of people laughing in the corner over there? That’s my writing group. They are laughing because they all know how much I love to kill people
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20. What are your favorite character interactions to write? Hmmm, I’m really not sure for this question. I love to write fight scenes (verbal, not physical), so Lane and Rebecca are high up on my list of who I love to write interacting with each other. But I also love it when Gar goes all
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