Pino Daeni’s depiction of beautiful women is glorious. His women are stunning, each having that something which can be roughly translated to 'I was created to break your heart'. I find Pino’s women lovable because of their expression rather than their partial nudity. All beautiful bodies look the same, but every beautiful face is unique. … Continue reading Pino Daeni’s Lovable Women
When I write, I imagine I am God, the omniscient observer, rather than the characters in the scenes. I handwrite as well as type. I handwrite story world ideas, character sketches, scenes, first drafts. I type on a laptop everything else. I set a daily word quota and reach it. I can write on my … Continue reading How Do You Write? (Part Three)
The bear cub ventured alone into the forest. Not minding his step, he fell into a hole, from which he could not come out. He wept. The hole filled with his tears, and he swam out. He ran home to mother bear's cave. The tear-filled hole is today a lake. This week I'm republishing some … Continue reading A 50-Word Story a Day Keeps the Boredom Away #5
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