Well you do, but I think I have only met one or two women that would actually gaze at themselves and mentally focus on the list of quality attributes. More are likely to zero in on their uneven eyebrows or some flaw. I only think I have seen this method of description a few times and it does cause me, as the reader, to think about the clumsy writing rather than the character. A character randomly noting their jeans making their butt look good or bemoanIng a physical flaw in a mirror wouldn't give me pause at all.
The Great Write Way, Act Three: Where's the gun?
A place for Buffistas to discuss, beta and otherwise deal and dish on their non-fan fiction projects.
Well, okay, there is an occasional few minutes a year where everything falls into line, and I might be thinking "Wow, looking AND feeling pretty good today..who knew?" but most days I'm wondering if it's too late to get braces, or what's going on with my crazy hair or sun-phobic complexion.
Ha, well I think your hair looks soft and touchable. Also your fingers would make hand models jealous. But I shouldn't say that because I wouldn't want to cause blushing and red blotchiness to ruin the overall image.
Kickstarter for a feminist speculative anthology. (Link to Tor.com article - the Kickstarter link is in the article. They need to raise the funds by May 31st.)
Does anyone have time to beta or proof 1500 words? It's an essay on Adam Yauch/Beasties.
When do you need it back by? I should have some time today.
I'm looking at 6ish. I suddenly got swamped.
I sent my Cog revisions to my agent. Now to work on the sequel to Cog while I wait.
Okay, so I've decided to polish up the YA novel I wrote at the end of 2010 and stick it up on the Kindle store. Towards that end, I would love to have a few sets of fresh eyes on it, to point out any major holes or lapses. It's 50k and a pretty quick read. Anyone interested?