Memeage

[msagara]

Because I know, in general, that people often find memes to be repetitive or not entirely interesting, it's all behind the cut.


If there is any question you would like to ask me about any one of my works, then go ahead! What I meant by a particular line, why I chose that characterization, what I was listening to as I wrote, what crack I was taking and where you can get some ... anything. Anything you might like to know about how I wrote it, I shall do my best to answer.


I'll modify that to say I'm old enough that crack isn't part of the equation, although lack of sleep might be. And I'll then append:

Or if there's any question you would like to ask me about the process, the bookstore, the business in general, and I can answer it, I'll also field those happily.

Taken from terri_osborne, and kradical, but seen elsewhere as well.



ETA: Happy Thanksgiving to those of you who celebrated it late this year (ours being in the less chilly month of October <g>).

Comments

[melinda-goodin.livejournal.com]

"Two things had to be real, to give the ending its shape: one, the sense of loss and the pervasive sense of grief, and two, the desire to transcend that. You have to have something to transcend"

Oh! You've just encompassed the whole reason why the last act in my book doesn't work. And now I know how to fix it! Thank you.

Melinda, blinded by the lightbulb that just went off over her head.

[msagara.livejournal.com]

"Two things had to be real, to give the ending its shape: one, the sense of loss and the pervasive sense of grief, and two, the desire to transcend that. You have to have something to transcend"

Oh! You've just encompassed the whole reason why the last act in my book doesn't work. And now I know how to fix it! Thank you.

I absolutely love it when something I say is useful in this particular fashion. It doesn't happen often, but thanks for pointing it out.