10.30.2005

False Alarm

So it turns out that Winter was just nipping in for a bit of a laugh.

Mark Twain once said that if you don't like the weather in New England, wait ten minutes.

I noted earlier that I was trying to find a name for the hard, more-cooked edge of the brownie pan. For lack of a better word, I will be content to call it browniecrust, and should I ever come upon a fitting word that needs a meaning, I'll do what I must.

As I'm going to be working quite a lot during the holiday push at Sam Goody I might not end up doing NaNoWriMo, but I fully intend to complete something of the sort on my own time. My thoughts are either a work of Gonzo journalism or this scifi idea I have mulling around in my head.

The latter might be better suited as a graphic novel or a webcomic. That line of thought, however, is operation under the assumption that I can get an artist to work on it with me. I'm not sure I've mentioned this here, but I have written for two separate webcomic projects. One lasted three strips, none of which bore any resemblance to what I wrote. The other lasted about ten strips, but none of them were ever posted. But the field is juicy, and I'll almost have to try again at some point. I wants me some of that phat T-shirt cash. the audience is nice, too.

So yeah, that's all for now. Later, all.

3 comments:

  1. The field is juicy and if at first you don't suceed and all that... blah blah blah.
    I'm sure your better that nano nano thing or whatever it is anyway.

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  2. heh. Well, the primary difference between me and someone who'll be doing nanowrimo is that they'll have a novel done at the end.

    thanks, though

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  3. an ex-friend gave me a nudge--well, more of a shove--in the general direction of nanowrimo, and i thought it was a great form of writer's discipline. like the paddle dressed in lace. but me being me, i totally ignored the rules. the novel is still in the works, sadly.

    i'm sure you'll do better at yours.

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