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May 13, 2015 05:14AM
Thank you, Maria! I was as surprised as you were by the direction of this book. Once again, I had no control over my characters or the direction they took. But that's the fun part of writing, isn't it? :)
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Darcia wrote: "Thank you, Maria! I was as surprised as you were by the direction of this book. Once again, I had no control over my characters or the direction they took. But that's the fun part of writing, isn't..."Definitely! It's odd, but it's almost like we're being told a story by our characters (I hope no psychiatrists are reading this or we're in trouble LOL).
Have you ever read about automatic writing, like with Edgar Cayce? Spirits channeling themselves through the writing of a living person. Our characters are actually dead people telling us their stories. Yup, I've completely fallen off the edge of sanity!
Darcia wrote: "Have you ever read about automatic writing, like with Edgar Cayce? Spirits channeling themselves through the writing of a living person. Our characters are actually dead people telling us their sto..."Hahaha! I like the idea of tuning into another dimension, or connecting to a universal library of stories that need to be told :) If it's madness, it's a good kind of madness ;)
I'm reading it now - wow, it's great!!!And yes, I understand about characters leading the way. If they aren't introducing themselves in a dream then they are directing :)
Darcia wrote: "Have you ever read about automatic writing, like with Edgar Cayce? Spirits channeling themselves through the writing of a living person. Our characters are actually dead people telling us their sto..."Insane and weird are the only way for writers.
Julie wrote: "Darcia wrote: "Have you ever read about automatic writing, like with Edgar Cayce? Spirits channeling themselves through the writing of a living person. Our characters are actually dead people telli..."LOL :)



