Three Doodles
Apr. 1st, 2012 11:36 pmI read The Hunger Games today, and was mildly horrified to discover that (a) I write like Suzanne Collins, and (b) it is an insanely obtrusive style, and I'm not even as good as she is. Coming on the heels of rereading The Eleventh Hour (Time War Remix) and discovering that my writing is incredibly dry and confusing at times. Of course, it's good to be humbled, but anyway, the point of this exercise - aside from making me not feel useless - was to try to balance out my [[dialogue][movement description][dialogue][thought process][dialogue][dialogue]][repeat sequence ad nauseum] formula with some ... well ... variety.
I have a feeling that my attempts to write a multiethnic, mixed-class Twelve Apostles is going to backfire horribly.
( riley meeting electra and vance in an alternate-verse )
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( according to john - the ant parable )
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( according to john - john and jamie's family issues )
I have a feeling that my attempts to write a multiethnic, mixed-class Twelve Apostles is going to backfire horribly.
( riley meeting electra and vance in an alternate-verse )
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
( according to john - the ant parable )
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( according to john - john and jamie's family issues )