Apr 26, 2011 12:08
Hello, fanworkers! How are you? How are your stories going? Progress report time!
Also, I think everyone should post a sentence or so from their stories. I, for one, am dying to get a peek at what people are doing.
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I got the 'Interlude' as my song, which means no lyrics but some baby talk, so I'm writing a between-the-lines companion piece to a previous fic of mine (well, two fics): Set Out on a Narrow Way and it's sequel: Like Northern Stars.
Nate had never envisioned himself as a father ( ... )
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I love this verse! So excited! I hope you get through the hating part soon, I'm certainly deep in that with my own story.
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And your snippet is excellent! Can't wait to see more!
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This makes total sense! I kind of did the same thing. I thought of a pretty cool idea and then thought AND YOU'LL NEVER DO IT JUSTICE!! Good, great. Wonderful.
But! That snippet is awesome! I am so intrigued!
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Yes. This exactly.
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I have about 700 words that I actually want to use and its depressing, but it's getting somewhere.
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There's an imprint of her lips made in lipstick on Walt's neck. He stares at it in the bathroom mirror, watching the tendons in his neck make it look like its dancing beneath the harsh fluorescent lights. When Walt runs his fingers over it he does so softly, so as not to smear it.
For a moment, Walt seriously considers making it permanent - tattooing it into his skin.
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2) Depressing
I LOVE IT ALREADY.
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On the dry run Lilley dies and all the men hesitate, even if they don’t stop. Nate can see it in the slight turns of the Humvee tires. They want to go with their man, even if the worst thing wrong with him is the need to shit.
Touching rocks, Brad outlines a plan where someone could go back for him, to save him if they could, even if it means putting themselves at risk.
Nate reminds him that that plan only works if you don’t care. Brad squints up at him and puts the rock down.
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It takes them three years. Nate has to come back, leave the Corps, fight through the memories, sleepless nights, apathy and never agains, and go back to college, where he works hard and doesn’t lose sleep over anyone’s life. Brad has to come back, take a trip, drink some, exercise more, feel the water closing around him again and again, go to England, go back to Iraq, live through it again and come back home again.
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