C4Cypher

Right ... I've written the first part of what might be considered a novel, but as you might notice at the beginning of every chapter, it's called a story AND a concept ... for somthing else.   I'm not calling this a writer's block, but in order for me to continue, I have to do somthing completely different from narrative writing.  More updates to the Tower's story will come after I lay down some serious groundwork design.  I don't know how long this will take, but the first Part of my story gives me a platform, a concrete basis to start from.  In order for me to progress I need to establish a framework ... for the continuity of the story, cer

I'm not a slobbering LOR fanboy, but I am a fan enough to have read the books several times and own (most) of the movies (I said movies, NOT the animated features).   I love it when Bilbo Baggins confides to his nephew. "It's a dangerous business, Frodo, going out of your door," he used to say. "You step into the Road, and if you don't keep your feet, there is no telling where you might be swept off to." Art is the same way.   I've always been able to write ... well, kind of ... it's better to say that I never wrote as much or as well as I was capable of. In school I had a enormously difficult time with pennmanship (I still have terrible c

I feel like I've begun a great journey ... and what's more, i'm not alone. It's that feeling you get when you cross the first state line after starting a cross country road-trip.   I don't know how long it will be, but now that I'm moving, I can't wait to show what results.