May. 7th, 2006

lobelia321: (bana pitt)
For the wonderful [livejournal.com profile] thamiris who asked for this:
can I have Homeric style with Achilles and Patroclus? And no adverbs at all, just to see what happens?

Rose-tinted dawn. )
lobelia321: (sga zelenka brow)
For the lovely [livejournal.com profile] phineasjones who asked for this:
how about ronon/zelenka? as for style... future tense.
[livejournal.com profile] thamiris's request for Homeric style spilled over into this snippet as well. :-)

'Wise Radek of the nimble mind,' will speak Ronon, the fast-fisted. )
lobelia321: (Default)
I am having withdrawal symptoms of rl listsib encounter. Also, the weather is grey. Yesterday droplets sprinkled nose, hair and shoulders. Everything smelled fresh and wet. Today, I sit indoors and contemplate the glistening concrete and white-reflectant blades of grass. The sky is a uniform white.

Homer is difficult to imitate because he uses no focalisor, no subjective point of view. This is counter-intuitive for the modern mind, attuned to the subjectivities and crawlings-into-heads of the novel. This was an interesting insight.

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