Back from St. Louis.

[agilebrit]

Visit with the HubbySis went very well. We ate a ridiculous amount of food, she drove us around a bit, we visited the Basilica and the zoo and met a friend of hers for dinner who used to write for lots of TV shows back in the day and now teaches at the local university. Very cool.

I found out that most of my medicine is sound in this thing and what isn't can be glossed over with my fictional nanotech with a minimum of tweaking. Yay.

I scribbled about 1600 words on the plane, to and fro, and moved my plot forward microscopically. I still need to figure out why I need a werewolf in this story, plot-wise. In fact, plot, any plot, would be a fine and shiny thing. *nods* Because no one is going to print 8000 words of snark, banter, and innuendo, no matter how funny it is.

Comments

[neo-prodigy.livejournal.com]

I read about an anthology that's looking to do stories revolving around nanotechnology. Is that what you're submitting to?

[agilebrit.livejournal.com]

Nope, this is more in the adventures of Alex and Megan. Backstory for the 16,700 word plot monster. I stuck the nanotech in because he's the CEO of a medtech company and I'm having him recover ridiculously quickly from the injuries he's sustaining.

Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!

[crayonbreakygal.livejournal.com]

Unfortunate that people don't print more of the snark, banter, innuendo stuff because I think more people might just read. It's all good in the end. *hugs*