I write according to the seasons. Some books I start in the summer and I can't finish them until the summer rolls around again. Strangely enough, I have very few books that I have written in the winter. I think I got Phantom Whisper near in the fall into Winter and I wrote part 2 of my first version of Shambles (Memory Garden) in the winter, for most parts. I think winter is a bit depressing and that's why I'm not very inspired. Sad.
You know, I'm nineteen (for another delicate month) and I have not seen Sin City yet. But I got it and I'm going to watch it very soon. I love the colours and the effects and the contrast in that movie. I also wanted to see The Spirit, but after watching a painful trailer, I realized that they were right about the script. Horrible script, which sucks because they had almost everything else right! I wish I could have written the script, with my little expertise, I would have probably creating something much more... endurable.
I have like nothing else to say, really, but here, I'll place you in context! Enjoy!
Character of the Day:
Leonard Carlisle
Appearances: Phantom Whisper, Angel Song, Shambles.
Bio: Leo is one of the two protagonists of Phantom Whisper, along with Sara Donovan. Leo wakes up in the middle of a long road near a forest. He remembers nothing of himself but that his name is Leo, he is X years old and has a pack of Number 7's with him. Leo also finds a black and red knife strapped to his calf, which he is wary about. He goes into the near town of North Haverbrooke, where he meets a lovely girl called Sara. She resembles him in ghostly ways and they find themselves armed with powers that defy death and time. Phantom Whisper is one of my spiritual novels, I call them (despite the intense gore and horror) that talks about one's time of death and life's cruel injustices.
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