I need to “flesh out” my characters in this NaNoWriMo novel I am trying to write. All embarrassing details are revealed on my Mnah-mnah Day 8 page above.
One more thing: None of my characters have actually looked at each other – longingly or otherwise – yet. Oh, dear!
Allison
That elusive pair of jeans 
If, (as I secretly hope) they are alien beings from other dimensions, then it’s fine that they haven’t ogled one another yet!
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Let’s just say that I don’t know what is going to happen next either. 😉
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Could this story actually be more interesting than this?
Amazing!
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Dispel all thoughts of alien beings per se, Wayward. Grace had a Facebook group for her extended family of poets and other people last year (I was made an honorary relative), and did something quite clever. She took a rather obscure published sci-fi book and started us all off with part of Chapter 1 of that book, then we all got to add a bit here and there. Never finished it, and others lost interest. The alien story has to wait until I can draw better cartoon characters. “Zorf” – my alien – has plenty of things to say, but is currently halted in the works as a series of speech bubbles on a black page.
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Oh, I’m iterested In Zorf too!
I like aliens. : ) Well some. Including myslelf, ofcourse. Not the ones I kicked off the planet though. : ) ; )
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No, we probably do not want those ones to return.
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Oh just draw sticks. You are good at sticks. That’s perfect for a story board. Then the graphic artist takes care of it.
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There are quite a few cartoonists (serious talent) who are also graphic artists. Edwin Rhemrev’s pen and ink drawings ar emy absolute favourites. http://rhemrev.weebly.com/
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