Monthly Archives: October 2008

Interrupting Mrs. Xenoworth

By Douglas | Published: October 21, 2008
I have not visited Mr. Johnathan Goffe is quite some time.  I’d like to see what he’s up to this morning.  Last I recall he was headed to some part of town to get some film for his camera. Grandma followed a different magic than my sister.  Grandma’s enchantments harnessed a deeper power, but they [...]
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A Title So Dull Even Reverse Psychology Won’t Get You to Read On

By Douglas | Published: October 20, 2008
I’d hoped to be back writing short pieces of truncated scenes this morning as I normally do, but I’ve gotten a late start due to an early start.Maybe some sort of weekend recapitulation is in order. Our house is clean this morning.  Last week while cleaning resilient wads of red hair from the rollers of [...]
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Speaking of the Third Wheel

By Douglas | Published: October 17, 2008
I write bad guys infrequently, but I have written about writing them a couple times.  A common situation I have not written not written about writing at all is dialogue with more than two people.  This morning I explore archetypal third speakers. These speaking roles just come to me as I write them.  I’ve got [...]
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