Had a read through the 20 minute assignment. As usual, I found lots to cut, but was basically happy with it. It's about a guy who goes to a beautiful cove to scatter his wife's ashes, but they're sealed in a tough plastic packet, and he tries all these stupid ways of getting it open. Might sound like I'm trying to be funny, but it's pathos, really. Maybe a little sad-funny in places.
So, after an hour or so's reading and chopping, I had a tinkle at the piano, to express a little writer's joy. With a sad song, of course.
I had a go at Ben Harper's Walk Away, which sort of expresses the emotion I was after with the story, especially the lines,
'They say, time will make this go away,
But it's time that's taken my tomorrows
And turned them into yesterdays...'
Gus Van Hitchcock's PSYCHO
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Cool. I'm out of the novel mood and am working on some short stories. Yay for your new blog -- I'll link ya!
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