Or perhaps this is what I want to do to my Work in Progress. Ever feel like that? Just nail the damn thing shut, tie it up, and throw it off the bridge to join a few old friends of the Gambino family at the River Bottom Tea Party and Social Mixer?
But I feel good. It's a new year. And I want to do in words what this artist does with scissors:
Wishing you all treasure chests of words to open in 2012.
Artists:
Barton Lidice Benes
Su Blackwell
10 comments:
A novel? Awesome.
Those pictures are gorgeous.
I can relate!
Oh wow. That second picture is beautiful. And yes, I can relate to the first one.
Great photo, Bryan. Looks like a medieval torture device for writers. That's definitely a 'prickly', not a 'warm fuzzy'.
If I tied my WIPs like that, I'd just have to undo all the knots again so I could look it over maybe just once more. . . before it goes into 'the trunk'. Easier to revive that way.
The question is - what type of novel was the WIP?
That first pic is what I did with my first manuscript.
Hopefully I won't have to use any nails on the current one.
Good Luck with your's! Here is a great year!
My novel's kind of like that first image: full of holes and ready to unravel at any moment. Here's to attaining the literary equivalent of photo #2.
Hi, I'm new to your blog, but came via Lydia Kan's blog. Liked your pictures and could relate to #1, which is how I feel about my current rewrite. May it turn out in the end like your picture #2. Best wishes for success in the new year.
I can relate. Wishing us both words a plenty in this new year. (Hugs)Indigo
And may wonder and magic infuse your life and words as well.
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