Myra's Sunrise

[shaggylocks]

My body may be in the car, instinctively shifting and searching for a comfortable position, feigning the motions of someone who wants to sleep, but my mind is on fire. My mind is in the tent with Myra. In that tent Myra and I are forging a new future together, laughing and crying and moaning and forgiving each other of every wrong turn and stupid

Comments

[jadeejf]

I can't tell you how excited I was to see the return of these stories :)

[misplacedmind]

Amen to that!

[swimminginsun]

is this the end?? please, sir, can i have some more?

(seriously, please keep writing things for "us" to read)

[shaggylocks]

I definitely wanted to write that one yesterday so that it could potentially read as the last installment, but there's still probably a little more Myra left in me. I just didn't want to leave another three month cliffhanger, in case it takes me that long to start writing again. I think I do my best writing in the springtime anyway.

[thetrojanrabbit]

I was happy to see that you wrote another chapter. I'd be sad to see the story end, but I suppose another story would be nice too.

[anonymous]

I was playing a silly game while waiting for an email where you type in your own name in the context of "... is" "... looks like" etc into google search. My name is Myra. So inevitably I came across your site a number of times. I live in Australia, where my name is rather uncommon and, while I've heard of them, I have never actually met another Myra. As a result, when I read my name I get a sense of very personal attachment. Like it really must be talking about me. So I've been getting a bit of a perverse thrill reading your stories. While in most ways I don't much resemble your Myra, I am neither dark nor exotic in appearance or nature for one, in other (probably more generic) ways I identify with her strongly. I just thought you might like to know your stories had touched me- over here on the other side of the world.
Myra