I like the darkness theme kinda a lot. There's enough space there that we could go our separate Buffista directions without it getting too crowded in the middle.
I have to say, I like this best, too -- or better, I should say, than something as specific as Ginger's. It simply leaves more room to interpret, as Liese says.
askye, I've already said I think this should be open to anyone who wants to contribute, with the caveat that you might be asked to revise or otherwise edit. I don't know if we're consensing on that or what we're deciding, though.
I kinda skimmed. Thanks for the clarification.
That wasn't a "you skimmer!" smack, by the way. I'm just reiterating that *I* said that, but I'm not sure how everyone feels.
God, I suck when I type fast.
Hand!
But not
the
Hand. Ninjas don't write. They lurk between the lines.
The lurkers support you in leading?
Yeah, with darkness as a general theme, I can go into the emotional angsty places I do well-- vampires and zombies... NSM, I'm afraid.
ETA: Not to say that the vampires and zombies aren't great themes-- they are and I know we have so many writers here who could just kick ass at it-- but for me, it would be too much like work. With a more general theme, I can be freer. But whatever works for everyone.
With vampires, etc., I was thinking about all the different ways things and people can be soul sucking and brain dead and scary and how I would expect such different takes on the concepts from this group.
I like this plan! I'm excited to be a part of it!
