I have to excuse myself from the daily blog writing. Although it isn't much of a burden, I still need to focus on the current task, which is to write the second draft of my NaNoWriMo novels.
Slowly but Steadily, Steadily but Surely.
The reason for this is that I want to see the second version on a printed book, because I can get a free hardcover copy from Lulu.com(NaNoWriMo winner's goodies) before the February deadline!
I will be back! PEA...
Bee; or, Blue Was the Warmest Color
Excerpt From the Novel I Am Writing (DRAFT)
As the driver dropped her off on the entrance, a woman in a blue working coat, stitched with the words Royale Flight Engineer, approached her. Under the title, printed the name Beecay Ubmos.
She was smiling at Amanda, a bit affectionately, and extended her hand. “Hi, you must be the new commander. I am Beecay Ubmos, the flight engineer, but everyone here just call me Bee.”
"Hi, Bee, I am Amanda Ashford, but you call me Ada if you like," Amanda returned...
Queen Bee
"How can I be of help, my highness?"
"Lick it."
"Do you mean licking it, m'lady?"
"Do it."
"I am sorry, your majesty, I am afraid I cannot do it."
"Suck it."
"No, pardon me, your grace. As I have said, I will not do such a thing."
"Get it."
"I am only your faithful servant. I pledged my service to you, but not for this unspeakable business."
"Call it."
"That I shall do gladly. my Queen Be...
The Sneeze of Benjamin
Quite a powerful character, Benjamin maintained his workout intensity to a point, where he would be in the deep of muscles and flesh.
Such a hulky man, stood among the crowd, was quite scary for the least part of the story. But when he sneeze, he SNEEZE.
A loud, thundering noise would come out his monstrous nostrils and it would be the annihilation of the people that stood next to hi...
Field of the town
The field connecting the two towns together was in an Autumn rush. Scarcely, could one see the oily green hidden in between the golden yellow, not to mention the fiery red fruits that hung low in the bush.
The country road that ran all the way straight, mountain after mountain, was waiting eagerly for its usual customers--travelers that went all the way from the west to the east, through the almost forgotten passage.
Carriages with two horses trod the path unhurriedly; while...
Torn-up Town
[The town (sigh). Lorde IS something else. And yeah, I crave a different kind of buzz, as well.]
Lidia heaved the bag on her shoulders and walked the steep slope uphill. The bag felt like dead-weight to her, even though it contained nothing but a bottle of half-filled water and a sweatshirt. She wore a grey jumpsuit, though the weather was quite warm. Tiny beads of crystal formed on her forehead, and shone brightly under the gleaming fireball, which was hiding partially behind...
Truck
Norman was chilling in his truck, legs crossed above the driving wheel, when the beeping started. He sat back on the driver seat and found the device in the dark. The sound was coming under his seat, as he bent down and reached for it, patting the floor, searching for something solid. And when he finally grabbed it, it had been beeping loudly and faster like it was a explosive device.
The message flashing on the display and the sound went away, as Norman put a cease to it by pressing the reply...
Spaceport
Kefny oversaw the operation of the spaceport of Sodeo City, one of the major hub for the public galactical transportation.Everyday, thousand upon thousand of spacecrafts flew in and out of the port smoothly with the assistance provided by the station’s system and the personels running the field. He himself would sat or pace around the control center and monitor the crew and staff at work, and maybe compose the daily report or talk to some pilots and captains that travelled far and long, as to lighten...
Wish
Sam held the book in her hand, and was lying on the sandy ground with lifeless grass. She leaned against the thin tree trunk no higher than a person and had the support of her body relied on it. Her ears were filled with music, for she had the earpiece attached to her phone, hidden in her furry pink hoodie. She stretched her legs and rested them with one crossed over another. For a long time, she stayed in that same posture, unmoving, reading her book.The clear sky and the winter mid-afternoon sun...
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