Strange Tomato (
strangetomato) wrote2012-11-13 07:21 pm
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Onward and upwards!
Thank you for the comments and show of support on my last post. I find myself really excited about Strangetown again and wanting to get to Chapter 36, where lots of plot and drama starts happening and I get to do all sorts of things I've been waiting forever to do. There's only one thing standing in my way: Chapter 35 (part four). *groan* I think the only thing that will get me over this hurdle is my desire to get to the next chapter. I'm tempted to just post, "Bottom and Vidcund eventually find a way out of Faerie and some other stuff happens that I'll tell you about later and then Vidcund has to return to Strangetown because PT is dying. The End."
But no, I feel I must complete it properly. I swear, when I finally post that chapter my notes will simply read, "Fuck you, Chapter Thirty-Five. I WIN!"
But no, I feel I must complete it properly. I swear, when I finally post that chapter my notes will simply read, "Fuck you, Chapter Thirty-Five. I WIN!"
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And when it comes to Sim stories I think it's okay to just do what you have to do to keep the passion burning. If you feel like you're muddling through, 'cheating' is forgivable as long as you're having fun.
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Anyway, one thing you learn by sitting down and writing every day is, that later on, you can't tell which bits you wrote in the white-hot fire of inspiration and which ones you wrote like pushing a mountain uphill. Put your butt in the chair and work on it every day and it will get done. Don't and it won't. That's all about it. Master the art of BIC, and the rest follows.
You'll do fine.
And the good news is - once you're through the long hard slog in the middle, the last part of the story is like rolling downhill. So you have that to look forward to.
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Awesome
I'm thrilled, and looking forward to seeing what you come up with. Welcome back!