Writing Life - CHTHE REST

Because I'm getting way too rambly and I might as well just make a ginormous ramble post.

IT'S ALL A DREAM?!?!?! EXPLODING TYPEWRITERS? BURNING SHIRTS? I'M DOWN. Motto: BE PREPARED FOR ANYTHANG. Seriously. Best two pages evar in this book.

See, what' s the point of rambling about two pages? It's already chapter five!

That's kind of creepy and derogatory. Emily Dickinson - slant of light. Richard Selzer - glistening peritonium (whatever that is). Faulkner - muddy bottom of a little girl's drawers. Wow. >_>

Writing Life - CH3

Hope this gets better again. Puget Sound, yeaaaaaaaah. Also, the end of that first paragraph on page 42 irritates me for some reason.

I'm too lazy to do stuff that's good for me too! Like homework.

IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS. I'm so amused whenever anyone does this. Was watching Obama's welcome to America speech during dinner, laughed when he was like BACK IN 1971...! Because I get this image of a random old guy, "BACK IN THE GOOD OL' DAYS..."

Writing Life - CH2

Nooo, my second-person narrative! Whyy!!!! And why is it named Cape Cod? Whenever I think Cape Cod, I think this

I apologize for the TERRIBAL photoshoopz. But yeah, point still applies. Warble warble.

Writing Life - CH1

Wow. My first thought upon finishing this chapter is - holy crap, this reminds me SO much of what I thought when I was writing my story. Complete with awesome second-person narrative and more metaphors than you can shake a stick at. The inchworm narrative was particularly good - guess that's why it's the assigned blog post prompt. Huh.