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Elf Sternberg
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Date: 2007-01-25 10:51 pm (UTC)It is sad to see the unfinished/never to be finished work sketches that you find sometimes. And hard not to second guess the artist.. "Why didn't you finish this one?" or "Where were you going with this?" or "What happened next?" Nothing good ever comes of doing this. The best reply is "Well then Write/draw/ink it yourself!"
Then there's what happens when the muse strikes you and it's not for you.
I was reading the fictional blurb on the back of one of a housemates horror movie collections. Before I could stop I had mentally torn the story apart and rewritten the synopsis in my head. It was good. It could WORK! (BWAHAHAHAHA) Problem. I don't like horror. I don't want to write horror. I can try to give the idea to someone else, but it has already started to fade...
(Dear Muse, We are sorry but your idea does not meet our needs at this time. Please reread our submission guidelines...)