But not the way you think...
We've been talking about writing dangerously, and while I'm not ready to go THERE yet with my characters, I did throw them in some mud.
Literally. Well...Literarally, anyway.
They've got a golf cart stuck in a mud pit on a golf course. And one of them falls in. And the other one tries to help...And chaos ensues...and maybe a little stirring of something something...
And I haven't been so excited about a scene in a long time.
What curve balls have you thrown at your characters lately?
8 comments:
Awesome! Sounds like a fun scene!
Hello! Sounds interesting! I was interested in your last post - do you know Alexandra Diaz's writing? She lives in Santa Fe, but came to the UK to do a writing for young people MA, where I met her. Her first novel, for YA, does not have gay parents in, but explores gay themes. Her book is called 'Of all the Stupid Things'. I write children's, young adult's and adults's poetry!
If you are interested, I'm leaving you my A-Z link as blogger always identifies me as my shared blog with other poets - my A-Z is this one: http://www.lizbrownleepoet.com
H is for Horizontal... Love it! And your new scene sounds fantastic. I love reading those fun, playful moments in contemporaries. :)
mud + characters= fun scene!
Great A-Z post!
Nutschell
www.thewritingnut.com
That's cute. I suddenly stuck a whole funny scene in the middle of my current book because I got a great idea how it can make a nice piece of the outcome at the end. I'm trying to visit all the A-Z Challenge Blogs this month.
Love this post! :)
And, I have to give a fist bump to all the A to Zers! I have tried and failed this challenge. :) I prefer to wave pom=poms from the sidelines. :)
Love this post! :)
And, I have to give a fist bump to all the A to Zers! I have tried and failed this challenge. :) I prefer to wave pom=poms from the sidelines. :)
This post made me giggle. It sounds like a great scene.
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