you don't have to live like a refugee
I have even looked at bits of it, and reread my notes. And I still haven't died.
I may have been taking the crazy pills while I was working on it last winter, but I have to admit, my research notes to myself are pretty funny:
(No wonder Leviathan's pissed. God killed and ate its girlfriend.)Okay, I amuse myself, anyway.
Right. Tristen, sweetie, this time you're going to give Mama some sugar, aren't you? That's right. Be a good boy.
I think for further displacement activity, I need to find the copy of Dust I marked up and then make a playlist. As soon as I finish rereading my notes on the Book of Job.
...you know, why did it only just occur to me that using that as a source for the mythology of a book was just, like, inviting trouble?
Given the family dynamics so far in the sotry, I do find that sentence funnier that I probably ought to.
Good luck wrestling with this one, and maybe the heavenly creatures running up and down the ladder will deliver Useful Help, instead of just more trouble.
Wanna hear about the book I wrote using "The Hound of Heaven" as my outline?
Authors have an Infinite Capacity to delude themselves. It's what make sus adorable.
Or just sticking with the Trouble theme...Sippie Wallace's Trouble Everywhere I Roam, Gorka's Trouble & Care, Adam & the Ants Car Trouble, Chet Atkins Telling my Troubles to my Old Guitar, Joni Mitchell's Trouble Child.... I'd better stop, because clearly I can make this a very long and tedious list.
http://lyricwiki.org/Burning_Sensations:Belly_of_the_Whale
And, to be perfectly honest, to seeing this playlist too, should you choose the share it.