On Mon, 26 Feb 1996, Peter L. Ward wrote:

On Mon, 26 Feb 1996, Mr. the Rutsch wrote:

3) It's best to have a short attention span: that prevents your stories from
growing too long, thus you can turn out more.  And it defenitely saves you
from dangerous distractions like novel-writing.

Hear, hear.  This one should be framed in gold...  I didn't listen... 
Result?  One novel finished, two half-done and another one on the drawing
board... and *then* we have the short-stories....

This one came too late for me...I'm working on such a project right now and 
it's too late to stop! ^_^

Ah, well, welcome to the club.  Now where's that eraser, I gotta rewrite
four chapters... %)

-rod "Short Story?  What's that?" m