And the crowd goes wild!!

[kaitou]

Well, I've decided to go with the end of Penny. Or, as we shall call it, Volume Two 'In for a Pound.' It's like a sequel only not.

So today I went over to the local Borders cafe and got an excellent Hazelnut coffee and met with the Dayton Writer's Guild, who are a bunch of whacky SF&F writers around my age and we all shared our story ideas and past Nano experiences. I had to plug my ears a little to avoid Serenity spoilers, but it was worth it. I am so Geeked now! Bring November On, Baby! They meet every Sunday, all year 'round, so there should be plenty of writing peer-pressure and encouragement.

And I leave you, Chaucer. Because Chaucer in 'A Knight's Tale' is the epitome of writer.
~~

Comments

[twigcollins.livejournal.com]

Blee! I didn't answer your survey because every idea sounded equally good, and I would have demanded all of them.

I am glad you found a good writing club. I should look for one around here. I just fear I'll end up as the lone voice of nonsense in a sea of realistic narratives.

[soranokumo.livejournal.com]

Your icons continue to make me giggly-happy.

He was such a good historically-inaccurate Chaucer. I have the feeling that the real Chaucer would be pleased. XD

[m-steelgrave.livejournal.com]

*cheers*

[kaitou1412.livejournal.com]

So much love for Chaucer. Did you see the 'Why do I love a Knight's tale?' icon on my icon page? if not... http://kaitou.net/icons/movie.html

[kaitou1412.livejournal.com]

It's possible, Boston is an intellectual sort of town. But come on, it's a big place. If Dayton has a nano group of weirdoes, Boston must. You should do Nano again this year and meet up with your local group, check it out. More Path of Crushed Spices!!

[melf42.livejournal.com]

YAY!

And Yay for Knight's Tale! (I just watched that two days ago) and yay for Chaucer icons! I agree; historically inaccurate or not - damn funny!

[soranokumo.livejournal.com]

Hee, I have seen it, and it's all kinds of warm and fuzzy.

Or rather, perhaps it needs some warm and fuzzy, as it is likely to get a draft. *digs up a long coat for Chaucer*

[kaitou1412.livejournal.com]

Luckily for him he looks good in both a long coat and nothing at all. Even with those skinny chicken legs.