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Re: My first attempt at a story. The Forest of Blood part 1.
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lugnet.castle
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Wed, 17 Jan 2001 07:17:12 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Shiri Dori writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Joel Jacobsen writes:
> > I've had these 4 characters sitting around for probably the better part of 6
> > months, now, actually. I guess they figured their own story out and made me
> > tell it finally. <G>
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> That's often the way it works out.... my characters constantly refuse to buy
> into my ideas, and come up with their own. ;-)
Sounds like the cats I had when I grew up...*chuckle*
> Clearly talented people, huh? Hehehehe. I felt exactly the same way, and
> then my posts got the same sort of feedback as the 'veterans'. It really
> feels great to be appreciated, doesn't it? And you *better* keep posting! I
> hope we're not *that* scary. ;-)
Well, I'm not an overly artistic person, so it's reassuring to know that I
can do SOMETHING semi-artistic and have people say it looks good.
Nah.. not too scary. Unlike .space - I mean spamcake, Muffin head's.. *cringes*
:)
> That's always tougher than putting it into your posts... I joke around a lot
> in real life and in my posts, but you wouldn't tell from my creations
> alone... (unless you read the captions on my page, etc.) Most of my stories
> (some aren't up here yet!) are serious and dramatic, even melodramatic
> sometimes, I'm afraid.
I think I understand completely. I generally post comments about how I'd say
them to someone face to face. I have the utmost admiration for anyone that
and write and get the humor to blend with the serious - it makes for a
wonderful story.
The one that I think really started getting me back into the mood for
building a castle theme and such was from a few years ago called Green
Rider, by Kristen Britain.
http://www.angelfire.com/ky/karigan/
I don't normally go for fantasy books (being a die hard Gibson fan and of
all things "Techie"), but this one just blew me away. For an author's first
book it is just awesome. Highly recommended. I have say, in retrospect her
"bad guy" had a lot of influence on the creation of the one in my current story.
> > > (1) "I mean what I say, and I say what I feel... I'll love you til my name
> > > is carved in stone, baby, don't-- think I won't-- coz I will..." (A cookie
> > > if you can identify this!)
> >
> > Ugh. Sounds like... *cringes* N'Sync or some other horrid boy band. *8|
>
> Guuuh!! Yuck! No, nuh-uh, sorry, I don't listen to that kinda music. I won't
> give it away yet, but it's country (1).
>
> -Shiri
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> (1) I never used to listen to *that* kinda music either... Chris is horrible
> influence on me. ;-)
Well, I don't listen to Country for the most part. Achey Breaky Heart about
ruined it for me. The only artist that I DO listen to is Randy Travis. :)
Joel Jacobsen
http://home.columbus.rr.com/jacobsen/html/Main/lego%20creations.htm
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