ICARUS RISING UPDATE

The bullet lodged in the decor below you and to your right. “Did his bullet get anywhere near me?” Brooke had been shot at before, during the war, and knew from experience that the round had passed far enough away from him that he hadn’t heard it breaking the sound barrier, but some strange, morbid curiosity made him want to know just how close the assassin had come to actually hitting him. Something about his shot being an example that others will do their best to follow.” Brooke nodded, he had sometimes read about religious fanatics claiming that one public figure or another was the AntiChrist, but to his knowledge nobody in the United States had ever been shot at because of those accusations. He’s been very cooperative though, says that he worked alone, which seems to be the truth, but did mention that there will be more of the faithful out to try and kill you.

We have people heading over to interview the people he worked with and see what his family has to say.

Interestingly enough he actually voted for Bush during the election, but now he’s saying that that was a mistake and that you deceived him with some sort of demonic powers. “He claims that you’re the AntiChrist.” Rogers, who had been sipping a cup of coffee, stifled a nervous laugh. No history of mental illness, but from what he’s saying I would not be surprised if his doctors missed something.” Brooke cocked an eyebrow, he was listening to a security agent relay the first details regarding the identity of the man who had shot at him. He’s from Little Rock and works as an electrician. “His name is James Flagg, though he’s asked us to call him Jim. I'm back, here is sixteen pages and 9,300 words words worth of all American wholesome goodness. Send me a message if you ever need advice, I may not answer immediately but I will as soon as I can. I suspect that you will do similar things and I wish you the best of luck. Chances are that your writing will earn you valuable experience in ironing out your own flaws.įor instance, when I first started writing I had a tendency to write deus ex machinas into my stories left right and center (an eagle swooped down into the path of the arrow, luckily the hero had a background in chemistry that had conveniently never been mentioned before, etc.) and I've gotten rid of that (mostly, a certain Fernando Chavez would probably disagree) over the years in favor of actually thinking my plots through before I write them. can and has done it far better than me?' flits across their mind. There are a hundred thousand writers out there who hesitate when putting pen to paper when the thought of 'why should I bother when Shakespeare/Faulkner/King etc. Also, don't put your writing down and do not compare yourself to people who you consider better at the craft than you.

ICARUS RISING UPDATE

Your writing style may be entirely different and that is alright, nobody writes exactly alike, you may divorce yourself from the nitty gritty and write a timeline in broader, more sweeping strokes that cover months or even years in an update instead of days or (in the most extreme cases) weeks with mine. Next is to decide on a writing style I do third person vignettes (mostly) because I enjoy establishing characters and writing dialogue, I'm very much a dialogue person and think that it's a useful way to effectively throw the 'show, don't tell' rule aside without cheapening the story. Well, the first thing to do is research once you've gotten a scenario down, which I did not do at first when writing IF (and it shows, good Lord does it show…).

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