Youve got to admire the Pursers pragmatism.
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[i]Re: What Scrivener steps do you take in writing your novel?
by vic-k on Thu Dec 18, 2008 9:55 pm
Aisling13 wrote:
“Museing on the liminal spaciousness of Scrivner’s StarGates, Portals and a Prelude to what Alchemy conjures volcanic islands to auspiciously merge.”
In truth Sweetness, Scrivener is a portal. Tis the arse end of a wormhole, t`other end of which exits in a parallel dimension.
On a temporal plane, twixt man and woman, fair Aisling, the Alchemy of which you speak, is but lust, desire and/or love.
On a spiritual plane, tis ritualisation bordering on the Divine: Picture, if you will, a mans gnarled hand, scarred by remorseless and unforgiving circumstance. In it, he cradles a crystal cut glass tumbler, with which he catches (as it falls from above), the golden, Holy Distillation. Jameson. Having done so, he raises the tumbler to his lips. Lips of a face equally scarred by pitiless circumstance. As the Essences vapour fills his nostrils, inflaming his legendary, insatiable lust, he breaths the Oath over the tumbler; the words which define him as a man: Sine Metu.
Dream on, fair Aisling, dream on
Sláinte
vic
The memory of the last time my volcanic island collided with anything, is shrouded in the swirling mists of the proverbial.
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