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IT's Finished! I started tonight, along with some cold medicine and tea... (truth be told I had forgotten completely about this over the holidays - like many things I will realize tomorrow) and just felt like doing a viking. I hope it works in the app, and I can't wait to see what everyone else has put in!!
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By: Jane Mack,
on 3/1/2008
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By: Peggy Collins,
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Happy New Year.
By: Jane Mack,
on 3/1/2008
Blog: Saipan Writer (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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I recently wrote my monthly book review column, and included some blather about literary devices. One of the literary devices I wrote about was the "story within a story," which I loved in THE YEAR OF THE RAT.
Since writing that book review, though, I've been encountering this device everywhere. And I mean everywhere. The most recent was in the DVD of BIG FISH, which I wanted to watch because the screenplay is by John August, and I've been studying his blog for help.
Stop, please. No more stories within stories for at least a week, please! Please? Help.
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Love your Viking Daddy, Peggy. Every time I see somebody's image for the flip book, I think, "why didn't I think of that?" Looking forward to the final product.
Thanks Cathy, me too - should be lots of fun!