better explanation about that story
Nov. 14th, 2005 10:55 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ladynorbertI realize that my last entry about the story, the one where I posted that graphic that didn't really tell you much, isn't about to induce anyone to read. So here's a better explanation.
Having forgone NaNo (again), I find myself instead wrapped up in a collaborative writing project with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
valerious013. The 'writing' involves a lot of roleplaying over AIM. Lyn is always the hero, I'm always the heroine, and we trade other characters back and forth as the occasion calls for it.
The story is called Broken Boughs. Think "Beauty and the Beast," with a psychological twist. Our "beast" is under a spell, but it doesn't make him look ugly -- it makes him act ugly. Lyn cast real people for all the characters so we could make art and stuff.
Read the beginning.
Having forgone NaNo (again), I find myself instead wrapped up in a collaborative writing project with
valerious013. The 'writing' involves a lot of roleplaying over AIM. Lyn is always the hero, I'm always the heroine, and we trade other characters back and forth as the occasion calls for it.The story is called Broken Boughs. Think "Beauty and the Beast," with a psychological twist. Our "beast" is under a spell, but it doesn't make him look ugly -- it makes him act ugly. Lyn cast real people for all the characters so we could make art and stuff.
Read the beginning.
