more narratological analysis!

[lobelia321]

Yes, the narratological fun never stops on the beds of lobelias. Now that I've finished the fanfic one, I am embarking on a narratological analysis of painting. (And this one is actually going to be in my book! *falls over in amazement at having succeeded in removing writer's block via smut-analysis*)

Hm. At this rate, I may never actually write another bloody fic again. Though they buzz around in my head. Indeed: today I had a Christopher Lee bunny!! There I was, innocently ducking the hail (!!) in the parking lot, when a voice started speaking to me in my head. It was a rather cantankerous, old person's voice and it was complaining about a whole lot of things in a primadonnish way -- and it was only after several minutes of this that I realised, omg etc, it's Christopher Lee, demanding to be written!

Bunnies I want to chase down that rabbit hole some time or other:
- Darth Saruman
- Desert Prince -- oh my one and only
- Karl/Dom (can I ever get away from this pairing?)
- boring!Orli -- ma certo! Non posso lo dimenticare...
- Jed'n'Stephen dancing cheek to cheek, both dressed to the nines, in a Bollywood song-and-dance sequence
- Shahrukh/Orli (ok, that one I just made up a second ago but hey, someone's got to be the first Bollyslasher)

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[cinzia.livejournal.com]

- boring!Orli -- ma certo! Non posso lo dimenticare...
*g* Sarà meglio! O altrimenti...! ;)

and it was only after several minutes of this that I realised, omg etc, it's Christopher Lee, demanding to be written!
Argh! Why that never happens to me? o_O *rilly rilly wants to see this written*

Also: hi! *waves* ;)

[lobelia321.livejournal.com]

It is not an entirely un-disturbing experience, finding Christopher Lee in your own head.

Heh.

[lobelia321.livejournal.com]

And when will you write some more Karl???????

[sheldrake.livejournal.com]

Christopher Lee! Christopher Lee! Christopher Lee in your head! Excellent.

I'm going to bed now. Just thought I'd stop by and say hi.

[lobelia321.livejournal.com]

Whee! Have you read my narratological analysis yet???

I was a tad disturbed by Christopher Lee in my head, I have to say. But what can one do? Oh, p.s., I've pulled out of the zine. Finally.

Are you ok??????

[sheldrake.livejournal.com]

Have you read my narratological analysis yet???

Reading it in small bits before I go to work in the mornings. You will receive this info twice, as I seem to be working my way down your posts instead of going to bed.

Oh, p.s., I've pulled out of the zine. Finally.

Ah, I thought you might have.

Are you ok??????

I am quite fine, actually. How are you?

[lobelia321.livejournal.com]

I am well. Mostly very well, and some days a bit cranky. Am learning to distinguish crankiness from depression. Even non-depressed people, I must remember, are allowed to feel down once in a while. Usually I take every sign of not-150-percent-ecstatic as an indication of the slippery slope of despair but this is nonsensical.

[novanumbernine.livejournal.com]

i would be fascinated by the painting analysis. which era are you tackling? this would also work superbly with time-based art.

n.x :)

[lobelia321.livejournal.com]

19th-century academic painting. Completely not time-based. But then again: completely time-based. All depending on what you take 'time' to be.

And there we are: back around the philosophical mulberry bush!

Sample of lovesome academic stuff:



Some of my musings here.

[novanumbernine.livejournal.com]

*goes off to read your musings*

i'm really more for contemporary stuff myself, but that sounds interesting!

n.x :)

[crevette.livejournal.com]

- Desert Prince -- oh my one and onl

*waits patiently*

[lobelia321.livejournal.com]

Oh thank you! Every comment like this serves as a spur and an egging-on, you know. :-)