Tag Archives: second person

Putting the Bainbridge to Bed

By Douglas | Published: February 14, 2008
Extended inspiration from the fifth one down on the first column. Read related here and here. You give the deckteam shit for misidentifying your Bainbridge and graciously accept a high berth near the exit corridor. Works every time. The robots and gizmos are ‘socking’ your flit so you know you’re in the stix again–everywhere else [...]
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Down by the Memory Banks

By Douglas | Published: February 13, 2008
I enjoy writing in second person. They say that reading first person feels intimate, I’m sure I haven’t noticed. But I am here to say that writing second person sure feels intimate. Maybe as a long time educator and former classroom teacher I like the instructional character of the language. Maybe I am doing it [...]
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Okkatu at Sunset

By Douglas | Published: February 12, 2008
Inspired by the fifth one down on the first column. Read related here and here. :Another fucking floating city,: you think. [Post | Edit | Cancel] You’ve left the profanity filter on from last night at the bar. And afterward at the brothel. > Edit :I hate floating cities.: Mom commented in your log recently [...]
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