NaNoWriMo Q&A
I snagged this meme from Catherine Haines‘ blog. Because it looked fun, I love NaNo, and she told me to. 
When Characters Whisper About Other Characters
Well. Isn’t this awkward? I was discussing with my friend Catherine about Donar The Dokkalfar and Rordan the Gentry and their abiding dislike of each other. Just as we were wondering what Rordan could possibly have done to earn Donar’s eternal wrath, Rordan himself supplied me with the answer.
Apparently there was an incident in their wild youth where they met up and got very extremely completely drunk. The next morning – they were in the same room… in the same bed… in a state of undress that left very little to the imagination. Rordan assures me that nothing actually happened, but he did let Donar spend a very uncomfortable hour considering what might have happened. For which embarrassment Donar has never forgiven him.
Delicious.
Ashun Ma!
Hear me.
Isn’t that what all of us writers want? To be heard? In my case it is. I collect themes and stories like a small child might go about collecting the scraps and bits and pieces he sees along the roadside. It’s funny what you can see if you’re really looking for it.
A little introduction to my works might be in order. I am – as yet – completely unpublished so long as one does not exactly count the work I have done for a computer game called ‘Academagia’. I specialise in two main areas: Historical Fiction and Fantasy. As of right now, I have written three full novels, one excessively long partial rewrite, and 79% of my current novel. I have dabbled in plays, screen plays, musicals, songs, poetry, and graphic novel scripts. But in the end my love and affection is commanded by two major canons.