That's Nigel. Get him a pair of rectangular spectacles and a better jumper and that's Nige.
The story is ultimately about the choice between passion and obsession and simple, slow-burning, not-hugely-exciting love. It's written in first person, which I was really reluctant to do at first, but when I finally gave in and but Sam's voice to it, it just fitted so much more easily. I guess it's all the years of writing journals for characters and stuff.
Ashe really wants to turn it into a screenplay and get it put out as an indie film, which I think would really suit it. It'll end up like some kind of surreal cross between Brokeback, Trainspotting and This Is Spinal Tap. Hahaha.
yWriter is an insanely useful program that Matte found - it basically helps you organise your novel. You can input the character information and chapters with sub-scenes and stuff, and it records whose POV each part is from, how many words you've written, when and where each scene is set... just to really keep you on top of your timelines and characterisations and stuff.
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on 2009-04-03 02:10 pm (UTC)That's Nigel. Get him a pair of rectangular spectacles and a better jumper and that's Nige.
The story is ultimately about the choice between passion and obsession and simple, slow-burning, not-hugely-exciting love. It's written in first person, which I was really reluctant to do at first, but when I finally gave in and but Sam's voice to it, it just fitted so much more easily. I guess it's all the years of writing journals for characters and stuff.
Ashe really wants to turn it into a screenplay and get it put out as an indie film, which I think would really suit it. It'll end up like some kind of surreal cross between Brokeback, Trainspotting and This Is Spinal Tap. Hahaha.
yWriter is an insanely useful program that Matte found - it basically helps you organise your novel. You can input the character information and chapters with sub-scenes and stuff, and it records whose POV each part is from, how many words you've written, when and where each scene is set... just to really keep you on top of your timelines and characterisations and stuff.