of limited headspace and logic
What?
Why?
How?
Who?
Where?
I don't know...But I feel like bashing your head in to find out.
Not that it helps, just makes me feel better. : )
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
How To Write & Market Your Mystery Novel
by Jean Hager
Finished reading this book over the last few days. Just reinforced the points on the previous book I read. The points given are very good. I think it works well as a quick guide to what to do and not do. The examples however I feel are not very good. But as a whole, good for quick reference to keep my writing on the right track.
Alice in Wonderland
by Lewis Carroll
Went to see this play on the Saturday afternoon. This was one weird play. Not like the regular play in the theater. Moved across four locations. Surprised when Alice first came out of the theater and started talking. Thus the play started. Then we were led to a room where they acted the scene where Alice just got into Wonderland. Then we moved on to the tea with the Mad Hatter. Following that the croquet game with the Queen of Hearts. Lastly, Alice meeting some other odd characters in the main theater hall. Ending with Alice waking up from her dream but all the wacky characters still around.
Well, the play was mostly with parents and kids. I guess because Alice in Wonderland is for kids. The weird set up of this play, I have to be honest, at first I was apprehensive on where all this was going. Progressing on though, I absolutely enjoyed the play. The weirdness left my mouth hanging open at times. I think only kids and people with a peculiar intellect will enjoy this. Felt like I was getting high from watching the play because everything was just so out of whack.
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