NiaD 7: Lessons Learned
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scrapsandsass
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.If I don’t insist on a new genre each time, I can’t call it quits when we’ve done them all.
I can come up with all sorts of genres.
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pigfender
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Haha.
Those that follow me on Instagram will know I’ve been on holiday for a few weeks. I’ve also just started a new job. Those two between them have put a bit of (hopefully minor) disruption to our normal timetable. I’ll talk to the necessary stakeholders and see if we can’t get a date lined up.
Scraps, genre ideas are always welcome*! I’ve done no thinking at all on this yet so everything is to play for.
* - GR is excluded due to conflict of interest from the wager he has with Mrs GR.
Those that follow me on Instagram will know I’ve been on holiday for a few weeks. I’ve also just started a new job. Those two between them have put a bit of (hopefully minor) disruption to our normal timetable. I’ll talk to the necessary stakeholders and see if we can’t get a date lined up.
Scraps, genre ideas are always welcome*! I’ve done no thinking at all on this yet so everything is to play for.
* - GR is excluded due to conflict of interest from the wager he has with Mrs GR.
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vic-k
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Genre:
BONDAGE&SADO-MASOCHISM, or, if y'wanna posh it up a bit ... ANATOMY-PSYCHOLOGY-PHILOSOPHY.
Even more exciting, would be Niad's first, 'Graphic Novel'
Hope this helps,
Vic
BONDAGE&SADO-MASOCHISM, or, if y'wanna posh it up a bit ... ANATOMY-PSYCHOLOGY-PHILOSOPHY.
Even more exciting, would be Niad's first, 'Graphic Novel'
Hope this helps,
Vic
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nom
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pigfender wrote:Haha.
Those that follow me on Instagram will know I’ve been on holiday for a few weeks. I’ve also just started a new job. Those two between them have put a bit of (hopefully minor) disruption to our normal timetable. I’ll talk to the necessary stakeholders and see if we can’t get a date lined up.
Scraps, genre ideas are always welcome*! I’ve done no thinking at all on this yet so everything is to play for.
* - GR is excluded due to conflict of interest from the wager he has with Mrs GR.
How about: A group of writers, most of whom have never met, decide to write a novel in 24 hours without knowing the plot or what each other is writing. Everything they write comes true...
Complete and utter NOMsense.
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vic-k
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nom wrote:How about: A group of writers, most of whom have never met, decide to write a novel in 24 hours without knowing the plot or what each other is writing. Everything they write comes true...
Too late, buddy ... it's already been done ... 's called BREXIT
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vic-k wrote:nom wrote:How about: A group of writers, most of whom have never met, decide to write a novel in 24 hours without knowing the plot or what each other is writing. Everything they write comes true...
Too late, buddy ... it's already been done ... 's called BREXIT
'Listen, some quiet night, when you've shirked your work that day. Do you hear
that distant, almost inaudible clicking sound? That's one of your
competitors, working away in the night in
Paris or London or Erie, PA.'
that distant, almost inaudible clicking sound? That's one of your
competitors, working away in the night in
Paris or London or Erie, PA.'
nom wrote:How about: A group of writers, most of whom have never met, decide to write a novel in 24 hours without knowing the plot or what each other is writing. Everything they write comes true...
How about: Criminal mastermind uses a stable of unsuspecting writers to execute the perfect crime. Set to work for 24 hours on what they presume are isolated parts of a fictonal plot, they unwittingly plan the heist of the century. As the "chapters" come in, hour by hour, the caper unfolds in real time in London.
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"Nothing, like something, happens anywhere." —Philip Larkin
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vic-k
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Wouldn't even have y' write it. All you'd need do, is copy and paste from any of the online newspaper's coverage of the BREXIT farago
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