Monthly Archives: July 2008

Not the Honga Followup I Planned

By Douglas | Published: July 31, 2008
Let’s see if I can string together a plot of some kind here.  I’ll run down the TOC for the “20 Master Plots and how to build them” book I bought a ways back.  Also I’ll resist the urge to create a spreadsheet outlining the TOC and making use of cells to collect the core [...]
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The First Thing You Notice is the Honga

By Douglas | Published: July 30, 2008
Crap-a-doo-dah and fleh! I couldn’t decide which one to lead with this morning so I went with both.  I know I wrote Monday but that was a bit of a cheat if you ask me—no I don’t know what the ‘rules’ are ether.  I missed last Friday for some reason and the skipped yesterday due [...]
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How Urraca Haunts Me

By Douglas | Published: July 28, 2008
The following is from a letter I sent to the camp staff I adopted this summer from my old Scout ranch: Urraca, Please find a few things enclosed that may amuse you for the remainder of the summer. My daughters were certainly entertained while helping Carrie and I pick them out. I have no idea [...]
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