the dregs of october and other stories

[faeriemaiden]

It's a tired, quiet sort of night. I managed to recapture a little of the magic of early this morning -- sitting outside on a fallen stone bench beneath the apple tree recording harmonies for "Lullay Lullay" while the sun set and mist crept across the moon was beautiful, and also! my hardcover copy of Sunshine came this morning, exactly in time,

Comments

[shadowempress]

On the death subject. I firmly believe in killing people in novels about vampires(or almost any other novel for that matter), but one needs someone to die. I would opt for the kill a lot of actual people to save many more.Then there is the random child who endears itself to the reader only to become a vampire and be killed later. That sort of thing. OR... you could not kill people at all and just make them miserable.

[faeriemaiden]

Heh heh heh. I have no qualms with making anyone and everyone miserable. None whatsoever. *rubs hands together*

[spockodile]

What, death needs scheduling now?

The world is too complicated these days.

[lady_moriel]

And there's always the "well, becoming undead involves dying" angle, as well as Evy's vampire, who could always get...more dead. Plus you've got the whole thing with the Vampire/Faerie Queen turning Tam Lin into...things...so Mr. Caruthers could even temporarily become an actual vampire, one way or another.