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"Never Feel Sorry For Anyone Who Owns an Airplane."-- Tina Marie

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Thursday, August 26, 2010

Fiction

A second installment in the Carrington story line.
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  1. Dear Miss Fit:

    May we infer that you are working on the Great American Post-Apocalyptic Novel?

    Regards,

    Frank

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  2. Frank,

    I don't know if I am. If anything comes of it, it will be more a series of short stories with a common theme. I have done some bit of writing in the past and I never have a plan or an outline. I go where the story takes me.

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  3. Dear Miss Fit:

    Re: "...series of short stories with a common theme."

    Well, that describes Starship Trooper and The Martian Chronicles. Worked out pretty well for Heinlein and Bradbury.

    Regards,

    Frank, who stands in awe of anyone that can actually write dialogue.

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