Showing posts with label thinking on thursday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thinking on thursday. Show all posts
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Thinking on Thursday #6: Inspiration
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Thinking on Thursday #5: New Artwork
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Thinking on Thursday #4: Don't Think, Just Write
After asking for some advice about the novel I am currently working on, several wonderful writers have more or less told me, "Don't think, just write." I thought it would be fun to include my followers in this new non-thinking approach to writing, so I came up with an idea. Here it is...
Fill in the blanks with the first word that comes to your mind. Don't THINK about it, just read the prompt and fill in the blanks with THE FIRST WORD that pops into your head, regardless of how silly it may sound. Trust me, it will be a much more interesting outcome if you don't over-analyze it :) Just respond to this post with your words and I'll retype and post the finish products later in the week. I can't wait to read them (and hopefully laugh a bit as well).
The (1) vampire stared at me and licked his (2) . There was so much (3) in his eyes, I had to look away before I (4) . At that very moment a feeling of (5) washed over me and I fell to the ground. I heard a (6) coming from the bushes behind me and took a (7) glance over my shoulder. Before I could refocus my vision, something tore through the bushes and attacked the vamp. I stopped breathing for a moment after realizing it was a (8) . It's (9) were huge and it moved like a (10) . They were distracted, focused on the fight. I quickly sprang to my feet and ran into the darkness.
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Thursday, March 31, 2011
Thinking on Thursday #3
A: At the moment, I'm working on my very first urban fantasy novel, yay! The story will be set mainly in New Orleans, but some of the action will take place in the nearby River Parishes and possibly on the coast of Mississippi (Bay of St. Louis, Gulfport, & Bilouxi). I'm from Reserve, Louisiana which is a small town about halfway between New Orleans and Baton Rouge, and I spent my wonderful undergraduate years in the city (sniffle sniffle, boy do I miss that place). I also have family in southern Mississipi. I definitely want to incorporate all of the places I know and love into my novel. New Orleans is one of my favorite places - the history of the city is absolutely amazing, and I have endless amounts of paranormal folklore to work with. It's one of the most beautiful, culturally rich places on the planet and the perfect setting for my story.
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