The last time I post about this:
Nov. 27th, 2004 12:11 am
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Under this cut, you will find my epilogue. It is laughably short, because you shouldn't need anything else at this point. What I have created is a rough draft of what will eventually be a full length novel. I forgot to put in that extra stabbing for Nate, though I do know just where it goes. There is lots more to tell about the Cavendish family, the Pagan Farm, the Murtry's and even that sonofabitch Valentine Lockston. All this and more will be found in the rewrite, which i will not be posting.
( Epilogue: Requiem for a chick )
Some of you may have noticed that I have taken this project very seriously. I'm actually going to go ahead and sign up for National Novel Writing Year in a few weeks. It seems that the only way I can really produce anything substantive is to have someone constantly riding my ass to do it (not literally of course). In December I'm going to finish my screenplay, which I will Email to anyone who wants to read it and is not a total wanker. Then I'm going to see about salvaging something from my old zombie story i've been working on and off on since 1995. Damn, that's a lotta zombies. I also have some short story ideas and another novel idea in the background.
If you do plan to read the draft that I have posted chapter by chapter, I ask that you do two things: One, please read it in order. There are some cool surprises. And two, please give me feedback on anything except typographical and gramatical errors. I'll have an editor for that eventually. I would love to know what parts you like best and least, what is most disturbing, and what and who you want to know more about. And of course, thanks to everyone for all their support. As usual, you have all been awesome.
Now I'm off to eat a Chocolate Thunder From Down Under. FYI, that is not some kind of sex joke about H; rather, it's a dessert from the Outback Steakhouse. That's where the witty and charming
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sudrin took me to nosh for my birthday. I had a fantabulously good time conversing with him. He opened the car door for me, kept the meal cheque out of my view, and was a complete gentleman at all times. And ladies, he's single!
