Leap
"Skip to the end."
In The Princess Bride, Prince Humperdink said those fateful words during his wedding ceremony to Buttercup, and I'm inclined to agree.
This story has wound along the merry path of wanderers far too long. It it time to wrap it up.
Now to bust it out, putting aside all delusions of the great and epic fantasy. The genius of a thing is in rewriting, not in the first draft. And the sooner I get the bones of the building set in stone, the sooner I can start choosing wood types and paint colors and curtain fabric! Ah, the promise of that alone is incentive for me to write as fast as I possibly can.
In The Princess Bride, Prince Humperdink said those fateful words during his wedding ceremony to Buttercup, and I'm inclined to agree.
This story has wound along the merry path of wanderers far too long. It it time to wrap it up.
Now to bust it out, putting aside all delusions of the great and epic fantasy. The genius of a thing is in rewriting, not in the first draft. And the sooner I get the bones of the building set in stone, the sooner I can start choosing wood types and paint colors and curtain fabric! Ah, the promise of that alone is incentive for me to write as fast as I possibly can.
Comments