But still no turbines. Oh, well. (I have no idea why I have turbines on the brain.)
The Great Write Way, Chapter Two: Twice upon a time...
A place for Buffistas to discuss, beta and otherwise deal and dish on their non-fan fiction projects.
I've never been able to bring myself to try the waters.
I have. They're nasty in the extreme.
connie, there is actually a pump - it's how the bring the water up from the natural springs underneath. IIRC. But I don't remember actually seeing the thing.
Susan, you hung out in Bristol? Do you have any memories of Bruton, by any blessed chance?
Oh, BTW, Ailleann, I was in Cleveland two weeks ago for a booksigning with a wonderful crowd of Buffistae: Beverly, Deena, Cashmere, Nicole, SJ, Ginger, Teppy...
Sad that I missed it, Deb... Cleveland, only two hours away....
(but I haven't bought any of your books yet, so that might have been weird... bring the library's, see if they notice...)
Susan, you hung out in Bristol? Do you have any memories of Bruton, by any blessed chance?
No--sorry.
Deb, I have a friend who lives in Bristol. If you have specific questions you'd like me to ask her, I would be glad to. Just email me.
Woot! Thanks, Cindy. Of course, depending on what/if the offer Ruth makes on the proposal, I may never need it. But the projected fifth book is based on the song Bruton Town, and the entire Bath/Bristol neck of the woods is a bit northeast of my old holiday haunts, when I lived in London. We used to head for Cornwall.
Deb, she's only lived there for a couple of years, although her partner has lived there longer. She was in school in Cheshire (Chester) before that, and I think her folks now live in Kent.
When I saw Susan's response, it dawned on me you were probably asking for reasons other than chit chat. In anticipation, I've sent her an email, saying I had a writer friend asking questions, and asked her if you could either send questions through me, or contact her directly. When I hear from her, I will let you know.
I'm sending Ruth some brainwaves, as I type. If she has an anxiety attack, then I sent the wrong ones, and I hope you'll apologize for me. ;)
Heh. Knowing my editor? She's about as unsusceptible to anxiety attacks at her age as is humanly possible.
Cool. If they wouldn't actually make her anxious, maybe I can intentionally send one her way then, just to get her moving.