The Stories of Medusa: "I have a song stuck in my head." "What song?" "I can't, tell you, the lyrics. Ahem."

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

"I have a song stuck in my head." "What song?" "I can't, tell you, the lyrics. Ahem."

I wrote over a thousand words today! I feel like a writer! Funny how as soon as Dulamon got Kael alone the story just whirred right along.

Now if you'll excuse me, I need to go make Jole insecure and mess with Jennet's head. It's a hard job, but someone needs to do it. :D

5 comments:

Bahnree said...: Mmmmm Dulamon...; January 29, 2009 at 11:27 a.m.
Snazel said...: Stop making hungry eyes at Dulamon, Bahnree. *shakes head*; January 30, 2009 at 8:43 p.m.
Kemendraugh said...: Yeah! It's MY turn! Stop hogging him, Bahnree. *sticks tongue out*

*hugs Jole* Yeah, I know. I just want them all.; February 2, 2009 at 5:38 p.m.
Snazel said...: This disturbs me rather a lot, having been inside those boys' head.; February 8, 2009 at 6:38 p.m.
Pine Cone Boy said...: I liiiiiiiiiike that song...; February 9, 2009 at 9:50 a.m.

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The Stars Rating System.

First of all, this is just a record, for me, of how much I liked the book. This is Personal Preference! But with that in mind, here's a breakdown.

One star - Didn't like it. At all. My time was wasted and I'm trying to forget it. I would enjoy burning this book.
Two stars - It was okay? I mean, it was comprehensible and all, I just didn't connect with it/the problems were too much to ignore/I would enjoy killing all the characters.
Three stars - I liked it. I'll lend it to my family members and friends, and I'd wave at the characters in the street. I would enjoy watching the movie made from the book.
Four stars - I really liked it. I'll quote it at length, and I'll engage in long, dramatic conversations about the characters with my friends, who I will recommend the book to. I would enjoy reading it again.
Five stars - I loved it. We're in a relationship now. (It's complicated.) It was unexpected, and funny- well, not always funny- but always brilliant. I fretted about the characters when reading it, and I feel like I know them. It made me think in some way, about something important. I would enjoy writing fanfiction/stalking the author/taking pictures with places mentioned in the book.

Sometimes books are on the borderline between stars, in which case I decide which category if falls in with the use of arcane arts involving chocolate, how much my shoulder hurts at the moment, and whacking spoons on the counter. These ratings might be changed retroactively- I am nothing if not fickle. Thus Sayeth The Jasmine.