i have another flash fiction up at flashing in the gutters.
i tried something new this time, so please check it out. this is a direction I've thought about taking in book-length fiction for 7 or 8 years.
THE SESSION
flashing in the gutters
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Always, always a treat to see new fiction from you, Anne.
I left more thoughts over in the gutter.
Excellent.
A direction for book length? Please 'splain.
thanks, jason!
mark, i've always wanted to write a book based on the stories i've been told about events that took place in a particular music studio. but i'd like to put a fictional twist on it the way i did in my gutters story. I don't know if legally that can even be done. i could probably use a fictional setting and fictional characters based on the real people, but i doubt readers would be as interested in that. i don't think i'd be as interested in that.
You know, their story makes me wonder... I'm always fascinated with conspiracies--another great one!!
I got an error over there trying to leave a message.
Anyway, what i said was...
I grew up on nirvana and was a huge fan (still am). I really liked the story and the same line that jason pointed out is the same line that struck me. I really enjoyed it.
:)
I left my comment over yonder flashing in the gutters. :)
Kelly and Anne,
I read both your stories and loved them.
Tanya
kelly, it is really fascinating. i have to watch all of those conspiracy theory shows.
jeff, emeraldcite, tanya -- thanks so much! :D
I'd be interested in it, either way. If you draw on "real life" people who recognize the connection are going to appreciate it. People who don't are just going to think it's a great story.
Left a note "over there." :) Your writing fascinates me--what a way with words, and with mysterious "stuff." Yeah, not a good word, I know, but can't figure out a better one. Jer
stacy, that makes sense. and drawing on real life will hopefully make the story stronger.
jer, thank you!!
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