The craft of writing
for games, TV and movies,
by a working writer
for games, TV and movies,
by a working writer
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Tuesday, May 04, 2004
SHOGGOTH AND FRIENDS
Read "Shoggoth's Old Peculier" again, and like the fairy story it is, in the morning, the Otherworld is gone.
But is it really? Or is it that when the hero of a fairy story wakes up to find the Faerie world gone, he has only lost the Sight? Perhaps it is still there, and he can no longer see it (by whatever accident he could see it in the first place).
Or, a more unsettling notion, is that the faerie world has Moved On. It was connected at this point for a while to our world, and now its connection point has slipped further on, in some kind of arcane orbit.
Lisa read Hunter my five page pitch for "Unseen," and he LOVED it. I'm so delighted. 9 year olds don't fake their enthusiasm for stuff, and Lisa had been clever enough not to tell him it was mine beforehand, anyway. I'm thrilled.
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