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It's all fun and games until someone loses molecular cohesion.

Monday, December 26, 2005

In one of those proverbial Turnips for Books (good to know they're herbivores), my mother has discovered this website. Hello, Mother! I have given her due warning that these little instances of Dee's brain rendered unto pixels frequently contain Language Unbefitting a Parent's Gaze, but she seems sanguine about the concept. This would be the part where the punchline is me launching into a full sentence of graphic and inventive obscenity.

Can't be arsed.

I do hope everyone's Christmasses (Christmae?) were suitably summed up in adjectives such as "merry", "happy" and "full of good food and interesting shenanigans". It's been a hot one up here, which is all anyone expects of Brisbane, I suppose. So sweltery yesterday that it stormed in the afternoon, with much bluster and grumble and even a little rain.

So beautiful. I recall anew that my purpose in writing The Novel (Boralos, for those following along at home, being a novel set in an advanced civilisation in a fantastical sort of south-east Asia/Africa) was nostalgia for the Wet Season, and for mangroves, fruit bats, humidity. A timely reminder, I'm sure, since this year coming I need to finish the bloody thing.

I am so sick and tired of knowing that this thing would be publishable if it were only finished.

There you go, the first New Year's Resolution in the history of Dee: FINISH THE BLOODY BOOK, YOU LAYABOUT BINT!

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