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Nov. 14th, 2008 06:45 amIt's time to set Matilda aside for a bit. I can see what's wrong with it, but I'm too close to fix it. What happens is this: I can see the story, the action, the flow, and I write in a kind of shorthand. I did this a lot with Lewis Door. All those little bits of explanation were just belaboring the obvious. The problem I have with shorts is I wonder if they're worth the trouble of going back to fix. And this particular short - meh. I love the characters, but the idea is well worn. Well, maybe not the dog part. And I loved the last couple of lines.
And I'm wondering why the first female protagonist I've written in ages is a dog.
And I'm wondering why the first female protagonist I've written in ages is a dog.