Attn JMS: Rising Stars #5
Jms at B5
>I've waited patiently for the next installment of. Fewer still who I've
>gone back to re-read. I won't leave a list (short as it is) but rest
>assured that you're in good company.
Thanks muchly, I appreciate the kind words. (Interesting about the part re:
reading the book to music; I always write to music, and I think that may
sometimes affect the pacing of the thing).
I wanted very much to do a book about *people* who are going through this
situation, and I'm glad to see that their humanity is coming through.
It's been fun.
jms
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Shaz
"Jms at B5" <jms...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> >There are few authors I've read with such rapt attention. Whose works
> >I've waited patiently for the next installment of. Fewer still who I've
> >gone back to re-read. I won't leave a list (short as it is) but rest
> >assured that you're in good company.
>
> Thanks muchly, I appreciate the kind words. (Interesting about the part
re:
> reading the book to music; I always write to music, and I think that may
> sometimes affect the pacing of the thing).
Speaking as someone who does the same thing, I know it does. I've even had
people tell me they could hear the music in something I wrote. Not sure how,
but there it is.
Now I HAVE to ask....
What were you listening to when you wrote Z'ha'dum, Intersections and
Sleeping in Light? Three very different pieces of music I would imagine!
Shaz
Jms at B5
>Sleeping in Light? Three very different pieces of music I would imagine!
>
Sadly, I don't remember for certain any more. Early senility, I suppose.
Cassius81
>>Sleeping in Light? Three very different pieces of music I would imagine!
>>
>
>Sadly, I don't remember for certain any more. Early senility, I suppose.
Yeah right, Joe. You just don't want to reveal your secrets and have us edging
in on your territory. Admit it.
Cassius' Quote of the Day:
Ambrose Bierce: "Magic, n: An art of converting superstition into coin."
Rob Perkins
> >What were you listening to when you wrote Z'ha'dum, Intersections and
> >Sleeping in Light? Three very different pieces of music I would imagine!
> >
>
> Sadly, I don't remember for certain any more. Early senility, I suppose.
Did you ever use any of Chris Franke's music while writing? Sort of like
using someone's interpretation of your own creation to create more of it?
Rob