Genre: Literary Fiction
About AliteratusLocation: Austin, TX Home Region: Website: aliteratus.blogspot.com Favorite novels: To Kill a Mockingbird; Catcher in the Rye; Franny and Zooey; Winesburg, Ohio; Harriet the Spy; The Memory Keeper's Daughter; Favorite writers: Harper Lee, J.D. Salinger, Sherwood Anderson, Tom Robbins, Judy Blume, Louise Fitzhugh Favorite music: KUT Austin, Bob Dylan, Decemberists, Iron and Wine, She & Him, Norah Jones, Avett Brothers Non-noveling interests: knitting, sewing, bicycling, hiking, coffee drinking, dog walking, photography, reading, cloud watching, NPR listening, buying local, cooking (poorly), and heeding (just recently) the call of Cthulu. |
Joined: Oktober 24, 2009 This Year: Official Participant NaNoWriMo History: NaNoWriMo posts: 44 NaNoWriMo buddies: 10
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Brief Author Bio: I recently moved to Austin from northern Virginia with my favorite geek and a car filled with cats and a dog. I'm a graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA, and I currently work as a freelance writer. |
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Synopsis: Untitled
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Rachel looked at Herschel, serious now. “Do you ever get the feeling that the person writing our dialogue doesn’t know what she is doing?”
Herschel considered this for a moment. “Yes, I do,” he said, “She is also quite terrible at naming characters,” he added. “My real name is Dylan.”
They both turned then and stared directly out of the page.
Ever the brash one, Rachel addressed the author. “Um, hey, so do you think that you could figure out exactly what it is we are supposed to be doing here? I mean, I don’t even know this guy, and I get the feeling you are trying to get us to hook up. And, frankly, he’s not really my type”
She turned to Herschel, then, and added, “No offense, man. But I’m really more into musicians.”
Herschel’s face felt hot. He cleared his throat. “I played trombone in high school,” he muttered, slumping further down in his seat.
Rachel scoffed. “Is your real name really Dylan?”
“No,” Herschel answered dully.
"Crap," the author said. She stopped typing then and leaned back in her chair. "I don't think this is going to end well."
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