*bounces deliriously*

[dwgm]

I FINISHED Harry & the Pirate IV!!!!!!!! 61,000 words, too, and 20K in the last two weeks.

*does back flips*

BBL -- I'm going swimming and reading!!!!

Oh, and tomorrow I'm going to the French Festival, with our school librarian. Wine and goat cheese and wine will be had.

Life is good.

Comments

[geekmama.livejournal.com]

Re: Revisions - you know, I've been thinking it would be fun to go back and revise some short story and write it from some other character's POV. That way, it would be the same story, but totally fresh writing. Would be a good exercise, I think. Maybe something like that would work for you, kind of get you going with it, so to speak.

[honorat.livejournal.com]

Sometimes telling a story from the POV of another object rather than person in the story can create some fascinating results, too. The funniest and most full of pathos story of the Three Little Pigs I ever read was told from the point of view of a piece of straw! By the end of that story I had totally identified with that straw and was grieved at its tragic fate. Wierd!

[geekmama.livejournal.com]

Now that sounds really amusing!

Point of view is an interesting thing. When I first started writing, I didn't pay much attention, but the more I wrote the more I'd tend to do a scene from only one character's POV. In a way, I think that makes it easier to become emotionally involved with the story. It's an interesting, and complex, subject.

[trinityday.livejournal.com]

That's something to consider, for sure...