#9192910, By sunjumper National Novel Writing Month 2012

  • sunjumper 30 Nov 2012 13:53:10 2,874 posts
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    @TechnoHippy
    It was always intended to become slightly over the top. As you said, it works well with what music is. It is also in a way the point of the story, which starts in a drab joyless world and ending (hopefully) in a place that is filled with a sense of wonder.

    The structure so far is a bit strange, mostly because it follows a narrative arc which does not follow the paths I'm used to.

    Edited by sunjumper at 13:53:55 30-11-2012

    @Salaman
    The Vera Lynn disaster is the central piece of the first book of the series. The one you are reading now is the third.
    Balestra played a minor but important role in that book. In this case what happened there is not all that important to the story now.

    Minor first story spoilers ahead:
    The Vera Lynn was a space ship that was supposed to be an orbital residence to the super rich. It crashed and burned. It was a 4Life ship.

    If you like MetalDog's new story you should get back and read the other two too. Same universe, very different stories. You'll be in for a treat and I'm sure that MD'd appreciate the feedback.

    Edited by sunjumper at 14:00:42 30-11-2012
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