What’s this modern rubbish?

[erastes]

My writing seems to be veering into the 20th century – by which I mean, Tributary was 193 6, I Knew Him is 1921, and I’m plotting out a Cold War spy thingy set in the 1950s. Eeek! What’s happening to me!  Where’s my Regencies?

Fret not. I think I’ll always bounce around in time. Roman thingy next, I think. If i ever get started again with I Knew Him.

Eee!  The Shooting Party on BBC Two now. “Melancholic Desolation” *happy Sigh.*

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Comments

[gehayi.livejournal.com]

Well, the nice thing about I Knew Him is that it has a set framework, so that will give you something to work with. (I don't suppose that you can talk out notes via a tape recorder or anything like that? It wouldn't work for me, but it does work for some authors.)

I hope you're coping all right. I haven't seen you online for days. How are the tests going? Have they found out anything about your eyes yet?

[erastes.livejournal.com]

Don't have a tape recorder, or a microphone. I've been online every morning, and other times but you've never been lit up. I assumed you were ill or busy as I hadn't even had an email. I've been posting about my progress.

[gehayi.livejournal.com]

Ill and sore is about right. I've been lying down a lot.

I've been looking for you when I'm on but I haven't seen you lit up once. You've been consistently grey on Gtalk for almost a week. Normally this would worry me, but you said you didn't feel well, so I assumed you were posting to LJ and then logging off for the day/ going to bed early.

[charliecochrane.livejournal.com]

Whatever the problem is, it's hit me, too. Have two modern day things I'm working on instead of the historical things I should be working on. Ruddy Norah.

[erastes.livejournal.com]

oo! How modern? LA 2010 modern?

[charliecochrane.livejournal.com]

Cardiff 2010 modern and somewhere-in-middle-england-2010 modern. LOL