At 09:43 PM 5/19/96 -0600, you wrote:

gaffney@iconn.net wrote:

Death?  Emotional torture?  Bring it on!  I have no problem
dashing off Sour Times easily, yet writing a frothy, fun
piece is driving me nuts!  I can't understand why so many
pieces are labeled 'T' on White Wolf's guide.  (Speaking 
of which, isn't the next one due out in June?)

Stop listening to modern music... you've gotta listen to some Who, Byrds,

and maybe a >little Skynard!

Slappy:  what's the name of the band on stage? 
Skippy:  Who
Slappy:  The band on stage!
Skippy:  The Who
Slappy:  WHAT'S THE NAME OF THE BAND ON THE STAGE!
Skippy:  I *TOLD* You aunt Slappy, WHO'S on stage
Slappy:  THAT'S WHAT I'M TRYING TO FIND OUT!

(ok, so it's not even close, but it's as much as I remember fro mthat
Animaniacs Skit :)

The other thing bugging me is that I can't write script.
I have only written plays in the past, but for some reason
Ranma requires prose for me.  Meh.

What's wrong with prose?  I find that script is usually very jerky and

disjointed.  I like the easy flow of prose and the mesh between action and
description

Prose is better, IMHO...but then, I've read about 1000 novels since I
learned to read, and until I started reading fanfics, never saw much of
anything in script form...I might be kinda biased, but I still think prose
is better, and will until I see some EXCELLENT proof otherwise...and no
offence to the writers of the good script-type fanfics I've read (There
really aren't all that many, actually) I haven't seen any great examples of
that yet.



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