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Brigit's Flame Week 2 - The Library

Nov 13, 2011 16:59

Title: The Library
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: sexual situations
Word Count: 1208
Prompt: "Character"
A/N: This is the third part of Victor's story. If you haven't read the first two, here is a link http://tigerlilly33.livejournal.com/28615.html It doesn't really work as a stand alone piece, but I ( Read more... )

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keppiehed November 14 2011, 16:09:47 UTC

ARGH! OMG! Katia is so horrible! *laughs* I am loving these characters more and more ... for their vileness? For their vividness, certainly. I am torn between knowing that you have a vast treasure-trove of stories that I know you can dazzle us with and begging you to only write this storyline because you have me completely hooked on them. Okay, you've got me. I want all Victor, all the time! What's going to happen next? I can't stand it! Don't make me wait! TELL ME MORE!!!! I must know.

tigerlilly33 November 15 2011, 13:43:39 UTC

You are so cute :) I love these characters too! That's why I've decided to turn this into a full length piece. It is going to be a long slog (I'm not the type of person who can realistically write a novel in a month!), but I think it will be worth it. It just feels right.

I don't think I could only write "Victor" stories (chapters) for the contest. But I'm going to try and do as many as possible. I'm so glad to hear that they are clicking with people!

Also, just you wait and see what I have planned for Victor and Armin's mother. She's a peach, I promise...

keppiehed November 15 2011, 17:24:34 UTC

It's clicking with people because you are teh awesome. YEAH! You could write about ... Chow Mein Noodles and it would be compelling. (confession: I am currently eating Chow Mein Noodles. But I am still being serious.)

I am super excited about TWO things you just told me here. Numero the first: that you are writing a full length piece about these characters! *squees*!!! And secondly, that we get to see their mom. zomg. I changed my mind and hope you write her next. I can't wait. PLEASE! hahaha. That is going to be something. Can I get advanced reader copy friend privilege or something? Is there a sign up sheet for that? *signs up first*

tigerlilly33 November 15 2011, 17:52:59 UTC

Chow mein noodles are a perfect topic for any writer. So much depth! Actually, that story would probably be easier to do than what I'm working on at the moment.

I'm having terrible writers block this week. Victor is stuck in limbo and won't come out. I know where I want to go next, but it's not getting onto the page. Frustration! I'm sure the exalted keppiehed never gets writers block and has no idea what I'm talking about of course ;)

Can I borrow your brain for a few hours before I have to go to work? I promise I'll return it in almost pristine condition. Only a few minor dents and squishes.

And you are always welcome to an advanced friend copy. It just has to materialize first!

keppiehed November 15 2011, 18:21:21 UTC

*laughs* I am known to get some pretty nasty writer's block from time-to-time myself. However my brain came help, you are welcome to it. But thinking for me is kind of like herding cats. Maybe you can whip my brain into better shape than I can?

roll the dodos in with the edit wagon bardiphouka November 18 2011, 03:28:30 UTC

And with a wee bag for to gather the nits I am about to pick ( ... )

Re: roll the dodos in with the edit wagon tigerlilly33 November 18 2011, 04:00:24 UTC

Oh no! You've called me out on my penchant for stereotypes! Keppie and I often joke about it, but I am a true cliche hound. Of course, there are occasions when it is done on purpose. Not, however, in this piece ( ... )

Re: roll the dodos in with the edit wagon bardiphouka November 18 2011, 04:11:54 UTC

When I wrote "crumbling legacy," I was thinking that as a second son of a lord, inheriting your father's books and not his title would probably be considered a less than stable inheritance. Not that they were literally crumbling, just not something to build on like what his brother got. I guess I could express it better...?

Don't forget that until very recently, books were considered as a very valuable asset. Perhaps his brother does not like books and calls them that while he himself is pleased as dodo omelets to have them?

As for my book collection..I think they breed while I am not looking.

ROAR time he says quietly bardiphouka November 18 2011, 03:55:27 UTC

I could swear I was just here. This time just to mention that I am really enjoying the story. And you are taking dysfunctional siblinghood to a whole new level that I really like..umm in a sort of twisted way?