I want to know who's cooking for Aunt Biena.
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She's a real person, so we're all wondering too.
Do ya'll do essays? I have an essay that John H. and Gar Lipow helped me with, but now that it's so vastly improved thanks to them, I need another read.
Raisin Bran.
Holli - so good!
And I guess her post answers my question.
And did you ever go in the bathroom?
my mother used to take my sister and I to see our great-grandmother
Holli, if you're unsure about me or I, take out "my sister and", leaving "my mother used to take I/me". Trick I learned.
I can see the stacks of boxes. I can almost smell them. I want to know what's in the rest of them!
I'd read it, jen.
It's really nice, Holli. I wonder how Aunt Biena felt about the opened box?
Holli, I was shocked to jump back and see this was a short story. It feels very real.
"nobody at school will give it the proper machete treatment"
Can you specify what you want to do with it? Does it need to be shorter?
And, FTR, my piece is about squashing infinite copyright extension. I'm an amateur and that's fine, but the less abject humiliation when I send it out, the better. (I don't actually want to be able to hear the laughter.)
I, too, wondered if there'd be a reaction by Biena to her boxes being gone through. Maybe the narrator could accidentally knock one over and end up inadvertantly pawing through the contents that way? Speaking as a person with a couple of boxes myself, I'd feel less invaded if the pawing were 'blameless.'
Jengod, I know Eric Eldred. Cool.