"See, broken things always have a story, don't they?"
(from Summer Of The Gypsy Moths, by Sara Pennypacker)
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And as writers, it's up to us to shape their story--to repair their wings, their hearts, their souls.
Grow and shift and change. FLY, SOAR, GLIDE.
So off I go with my scissors and tape and glue.
15 comments:
Love the photos. And so true about our characters at times being damaged in some way.
You always have the best posts, C.
This is so true. Except I have a hard time making my characters only slightly damaged. lol
As your CP, Stina, I'd have to agree. LOL! But that's what makes your stories GREAT!
why is that? but its true irl too. "oh, yeah? well listen to what happened to me..."
even, "smell this, i think its bad!"
These images are quite gripping, especially the first one. Made my heart thump.
Have a great week, too!
Or you might need something stronger like duct tape and bungee cords.
Or you might need to resort to duct tape and bungee cords.
So true. I had a hard time making my characters damaged when I first started out. But I have learned.
Be careful with those scissors!! Hope you're having a great week, too! :)
Sometimes we have to tear them down before we put them back together! :)
Absolutely, DL!!
I love Summer of the Gypsy Moths! Great quote.
Love this. I'd never thought about it that way, but so true.
And congrats on your agent news! (I have no idea how recent it is, but since I just heard, wanted to congratulate you). :D
So true. I really have to get back to my characters.
Hm. Better finish up blogging, then. :-)
Alright, this is a late post, but I absolutely love it when you post posts like these.
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