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You've got wits...you've got looks
Feb. 1st, 2007 12:11 pmSo, it's already February and my brain hasn't squeezed out any writing. Well, it has squeezed out something, but not anything even remotely good. I'm working on a sequel to another one-shot of mine. I have the whole plot, the characters, and their interactions all formed in my head, and all ready to go...but it just won't come out well, and pretty, and readable! And if it's not up to my standards, then I usually abandon the whole thing, but with this story, I really want it to work out because it has the potential to be a good fic.
Oh, it'll drive me up the wall, I swear it will.
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On another unrelated note, JK Rowling's site has some good news: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows will be released on Saturday July 21, 2007, which I'm not too excited about since this is the end. The end of Harry Potter (not literally in the book though, who knows what'll happen there).
The one thing (the one thing?!) that I'm wondering about is if HP will ever be thought of as a classic book? You know how the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Scarlet Letter, The Grapes of Wrath, etc are all classics? Well, it would be interesting if, say fifty, or a hundred years down the road, kids read this book in their classrooms, and discuss it. Harry Potter could be thought of as an intellectual book since it's filled with good Latin (that's what my Latin teacher says anyways), but, than on the other hand, it's the kind of book you read just for fun. You know?
Oh, it'll drive me up the wall, I swear it will.
~*~*~*~*~*
On another unrelated note, JK Rowling's site has some good news: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows will be released on Saturday July 21, 2007, which I'm not too excited about since this is the end. The end of Harry Potter (not literally in the book though, who knows what'll happen there).
The one thing (the one thing?!) that I'm wondering about is if HP will ever be thought of as a classic book? You know how the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Scarlet Letter, The Grapes of Wrath, etc are all classics? Well, it would be interesting if, say fifty, or a hundred years down the road, kids read this book in their classrooms, and discuss it. Harry Potter could be thought of as an intellectual book since it's filled with good Latin (that's what my Latin teacher says anyways), but, than on the other hand, it's the kind of book you read just for fun. You know?
