Off to the land of no net, no computer
Jul. 30th, 2009 12:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
auronluScarily, it will be the first time I've unplugged in two years.
Pennsic 38.
I will try not to anticipate anything, since I've been out of the SCA loop for a couple years.
Send me a few prayers. It's the first time I've gone camping in a while, and eye infection / recurring sinus infection / IBS are non-life-threatening yet challenging conditions to take on trips.
Not to mention good ol' arthritis. But I've had that all my life, so I can mostly handle it.
ANYWAY.
Next chapter of Love Her and Despair is written in draft form, but it reads like generic fantasy melodrama, and the pacing/setting/description wants sharpening. I hope it doesn't do what the last chapter did when I moved to fine-tune it; that thing mushroomed into two chapters. And I really want to get to the next cliffhanger ending!
I so love to write Dr. Who classic cliffhangers.
If you are behind in the Epic That Ate My LJ, this is a good time to catch up. :)
Pennsic 38.
I will try not to anticipate anything, since I've been out of the SCA loop for a couple years.
Send me a few prayers. It's the first time I've gone camping in a while, and eye infection / recurring sinus infection / IBS are non-life-threatening yet challenging conditions to take on trips.
Not to mention good ol' arthritis. But I've had that all my life, so I can mostly handle it.
ANYWAY.
Next chapter of Love Her and Despair is written in draft form, but it reads like generic fantasy melodrama, and the pacing/setting/description wants sharpening. I hope it doesn't do what the last chapter did when I moved to fine-tune it; that thing mushroomed into two chapters. And I really want to get to the next cliffhanger ending!
I so love to write Dr. Who classic cliffhangers.
If you are behind in the Epic That Ate My LJ, this is a good time to catch up. :)
