my thoughts, I share.

[roxy]

I've been having fun checking out the snippets at the Spn&J2 BB check-in post. I'm all cocky now because I have a beginning, a middle and an end, heck yeah! It'll be a pretty short BB but what the hey, I'm 99 percent sure that I'll have a finished fic come posting time!

I'm also working hard on my next update for Come The Night. This part is so hard to work on, because I know what's coming next is going to be really intense and these next few chapters are just the bits that get us there. It's hard to work on something when all you can think of is what happens next. I try not to but I always kind of shortchange the transition bits. This, I assume, is what separates pro fiction from the campfire stories. :)

Comments

[tabaqui]

OMG, yes. Sometime when the genesis for a story is a moment of intense action or emotion or even just a couple of lines, i want to write that part *so bad* but i know if i do....

I'll never do the rest.
*flail*

Dude - campfire stories *are* profic. They came *first*.

*smooches you*

[roxymissrose.livejournal.com]

Dude - campfire stories *are* profic. They came *first*.

oh man, see, that's why I think you're like--the sun and the moon and the stars! *HUUUUUUUUUUUUGS*

[tabaqui]

*basks*
:)

[altimeterrise.livejournal.com]

"Sometime when the genesis for a story is a moment of intense action or emotion or even just a couple of lines, i want to write that part *so bad* but i know if i do....

I'll never do the rest."

I find it interesting that I'm the exact opposite - I need to write down the pivotal scenes that come to me while they're fresh, or I'll forget my original vision for the story when I'm filling in the rest of it.

[tabaqui]

That is interesting. The original scene is something i see in my head over and over, kind of like a video.

......i really need to get writing on my big bang. I've got...two original scenes just sort of...marinating in my brain. :)