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Jan. 13th, 2014 10:49 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
promenyWell, I'm up to 14,000 words by this point.
For only eight days of writing, that is really impressive. I've gone long past my previous record and there is little to no sign of me stopping anytime soon. Looks as if I meant it when I said I was actually going to write a book earlier this month.
I told my friend about how much I have wrote, and she was really impressed. She is more or less proud of me for using my time constructively. Time is basically the only luxury you have, when you are on SSI, and fortunately it is the only luxury that I truly care about.
I do wonder, though, how others are going to receive it. I really think that it might become famous, but in a Fifty Shades of Grey kind of way. It will certainly put most others off, due to the subject material. But I'm not writing this book to shock, or at least, that isn't the main point. The main point is for others to put themselves into Saranna's shoes, and feel her pain and agony. A lot could be learned from that.
I would like to date someone like Saranna, but most women like her are highly suspicious, stand-offish, and full of psychological melodrama; this would mean that someone like her wouldn't go for me. I do think that Saranna does display all of those characteristics in the story so far, and they will probably become accentuated by the climax.
For only eight days of writing, that is really impressive. I've gone long past my previous record and there is little to no sign of me stopping anytime soon. Looks as if I meant it when I said I was actually going to write a book earlier this month.
I told my friend about how much I have wrote, and she was really impressed. She is more or less proud of me for using my time constructively. Time is basically the only luxury you have, when you are on SSI, and fortunately it is the only luxury that I truly care about.
I do wonder, though, how others are going to receive it. I really think that it might become famous, but in a Fifty Shades of Grey kind of way. It will certainly put most others off, due to the subject material. But I'm not writing this book to shock, or at least, that isn't the main point. The main point is for others to put themselves into Saranna's shoes, and feel her pain and agony. A lot could be learned from that.
I would like to date someone like Saranna, but most women like her are highly suspicious, stand-offish, and full of psychological melodrama; this would mean that someone like her wouldn't go for me. I do think that Saranna does display all of those characteristics in the story so far, and they will probably become accentuated by the climax.
