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It's almost over. I'm making a little progress - enough to see, now - but time is moving far faster than I'd like it to. This time last week, I organised a spur-of-the-moment dinner thingamajig. Right now, I'm considering hiding from all life until I finish writing.
The Thesisaurus is a large and unwieldy beast, and it's coming together in fragmented pieces. Much like excavating dinosaur bones, I keep coming across small pieces of work done throughout the year - I know they have something to do with the project, but I'm not sure where they fit in. Will I wire together the skeleton only to add in limbs that never existed? Guess I'll only know after the fact, when some smartass turns up in twenty years to say "Well, I disagree with all the previous work conducted in this field - and here's my proof."
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bishi_wannabe has started me thinking about stories of the Fae... two games ended on the weekend, and in a few weeks I'll be free enough to try filling the void that's crying out for new stories. Plus, I've been listening to lots of Talvin Singh, and thinking about madness in great detail ;) And I do like a setting that can stretch characters and players to breaking point...
( colour and light, chaos and noise )
The Thesisaurus is a large and unwieldy beast, and it's coming together in fragmented pieces. Much like excavating dinosaur bones, I keep coming across small pieces of work done throughout the year - I know they have something to do with the project, but I'm not sure where they fit in. Will I wire together the skeleton only to add in limbs that never existed? Guess I'll only know after the fact, when some smartass turns up in twenty years to say "Well, I disagree with all the previous work conducted in this field - and here's my proof."
In other news,
bishi_wannabe has started me thinking about stories of the Fae... two games ended on the weekend, and in a few weeks I'll be free enough to try filling the void that's crying out for new stories. Plus, I've been listening to lots of Talvin Singh, and thinking about madness in great detail ;) And I do like a setting that can stretch characters and players to breaking point...( colour and light, chaos and noise )
