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tabellae - Uric would definatley enjoy playing with the First Dogs, and the First Carpet and the First Curtains etc. And Uric always makes sense...not so sure about Bush...
nal - Riding a horse or flying?
mark356 - My favourite story I've written...I'd love to say my original novel here, but that's not really the case. It's caused me too much trouble, though now that I know what I'm doing it might change (whenever I get around to writing it, that is). So, my favourite story I've written so far is Uric the Oddball and the Wild Hunt. It's not perfect, but it was fun to write 90% of the time. It taught me an awful lot about writing itself - how to carry a plot through a novel length story, how to develop original characters, to actually identify which person was speaking in dialogue, etc. - things that I've been able to utilize in the sequel and in my other writings. And rereading it for my final revision of it, I was slightly startled to discover that it's a fun read as well:)
tabellae - Uric would definatley enjoy playing with the First Dogs, and the First Carpet and the First Curtains etc. And Uric always makes sense...not so sure about Bush...nal - Riding a horse or flying?mark356 - My favourite story I've written...I'd love to say my original novel here, but that's not really the case. It's caused me too much trouble, though now that I know what I'm doing it might change (whenever I get around to writing it, that is). So, my favourite story I've written so far is Uric the Oddball and the Wild Hunt. It's not perfect, but it was fun to write 90% of the time. It taught me an awful lot about writing itself - how to carry a plot through a novel length story, how to develop original characters, to actually identify which person was speaking in dialogue, etc. - things that I've been able to utilize in the sequel and in my other writings. And rereading it for my final revision of it, I was slightly startled to discover that it's a fun read as well:)