NaNo Update
Maybe I should make a filter, because this is bound to get annoying. Or possibly I should post only to myself :o)
5,600!
Google searches: What do wild boars eat?, What is the difference between fire and electricity?
Wikipedia searches: Pandora, Prometheus, Cronus, Uranus, Pyrrha, Greek first man and woman, Epimetheus, Deucalian, Wild boars, Pelasgus, Pelasgians, Athena, Artemis, Leto, Elysium, Titanomachy, Titans, Cyclops.
is how I picture Persephone, except with darker hair and brown eyes. I'm crap at visualizing, and I found that if I cast my original characters as images I already know, they still sound original when I describe them. Is that cheating?
I thought of this while writing:
I did not think of this, but I laughed about it to myself:
I can't listen to music when I write, but I did think of this, apropos of nothing much. Then again, I too often think of Loreena McKennitt, and should probably stop. Except it's probably too late now; I am already cliche. Guys! At least it's not Sarah MacLachlan:
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5,600!
Google searches: What do wild boars eat?, What is the difference between fire and electricity?
Wikipedia searches: Pandora, Prometheus, Cronus, Uranus, Pyrrha, Greek first man and woman, Epimetheus, Deucalian, Wild boars, Pelasgus, Pelasgians, Athena, Artemis, Leto, Elysium, Titanomachy, Titans, Cyclops.
is how I picture Persephone, except with darker hair and brown eyes. I'm crap at visualizing, and I found that if I cast my original characters as images I already know, they still sound original when I describe them. Is that cheating?
I thought of this while writing:
I did not think of this, but I laughed about it to myself:
I can't listen to music when I write, but I did think of this, apropos of nothing much. Then again, I too often think of Loreena McKennitt, and should probably stop. Except it's probably too late now; I am already cliche. Guys! At least it's not Sarah MacLachlan:
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