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Augusta-area singer, songwriter and practiced raconteur Larry Jon Wilson died today in Roanoke, Va.
Wilson, best known for his loose association with the Outlaw country music movement in the 1970s, gave up what he often referred to as the 'company car life' to pursue music. His rumbling baritone and distinctive songwriting style, which combined elements of country, folk and Southern narrative, made him something of a musician's musician, garnering a coterie of friends and musical accomplices that included Townes Van Zandt, Mickey Newbury and Waylon Jennings.
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Seven minutes. That's how long it took Lady Antebellum to sell out the James Brown Arena. Seven minutes.
That means that this morning, the James Brown Arena was assigning seats at a rate of about 15 per second. Set a metronome to fifteen beats per second and it sounds like a steady tone. That's fast.
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Be prepared, because Lady Antebellum tickets, which go on sale Friday at 10 a.m., could go fast. Carrie Underwood, after all, sold out in less than 30 minutes. NOt only does this show have similar country appeal, but it has the added inticement of two local musicians, Dave Haywood and Charles Kelley, returning home to play for friends and family.
I'll keep track of how fast these seats sell and update Friday.
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Eighteen hours in and I'm already hot, tired and certainly as sticky as I've been in recent memory.
It's excellent.
For the second year running and third overall, I'm back at the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, bringing you the sights, sounds and, fortunately for you, not the smells of one of music's premier events.
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I've got a pair of tickets for tonight's Hot Southern Nights concert. They go to the first person that can answer the following trivia question. It's sort of a tough one.
Jake Owen, who performs on tonight's bill, has been known to sing a version of Dream Academy's Life In a Northern Town with members of Sugarland. The lead singer of Sugarland used to make occasional stops in Augusta with a band that had a country music-inspired name. What was the name of that band?
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Rap star 50 Cent is evidently getting the dollar tour of Edgefield.
Reports have the actor/musician in town today filming a documentary for VH1 tracing his roots to the small southern town. So far, inquiries to both Interscope, 50 Cent's record label and VH1 have turned up little else, but here's hoping we can score some time with the erstwhile king of east coast hip-hop.
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I've got good news and I've got bad news. The bad news is that Shizuo Z Kuwahara, the wildly talented and charismatic music director for Symphony Orchestra Augusta is one of five finalists for the conductor's gig in Colorado Springs, Colo.
The good news is that he's a finalist for the conductor's gig in Colorado Springs, Colo.
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I believe the only people who don't love Al Green are the people who have never heard Al Green.
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Well when we need to establish colonies we can keep this one in mind. Hopefully it's solid and not gaseous. ;)
The last homely house, east of the Misty Mountains and west of the sea.
How does this discovery relate to the Drake Equation?
Fascinating! Now, next question: "can I get there from here and will I be able to afford the gas?" Also, what is 220 degrees C compared to Farenheit? We're at -60 at our house right now, and once it gets this $%$@# cold, nothing seems unsurvivable. LOL
28,000 light years is kind of far away; can't they find something closer-like, say, 20 or 30 light years?;)))
OK, where's the obligatory Helen Thomas pic. We have rules around here ya know...
I like how her face is all j a c k e d u p, but her hooters are just fine.
Yeah I suppose if she was naked they'd be all cube-like too but mmmm...I think I'll stop there. lol
I was right...the Democrats ARE living on another planet.
So it's a homely little planet, it's just that the -220 C climate might make this one a really tough fixer-upper sell.
There's a new ring in hell waiting for you....
with a Planet, Full of Democrats...w/ all that HOT AIR...after 28,000 yearlight distance/travelling @ 1/2 c...It should just be bearable, by the time we get there. :^/
I wish they wouldn't call these planets "Earthlike", it has no resemblence to the warm, ocean planet on which we live.
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What's that reason or rule? It's late and folks want to sleep.
So would that make it an "M Class Planet"?
Since at least Microsoft, Google and Yahoo are in cahoots with the Chicoms, why don't you Ask Jeeves and tell the rest of us? I only took one formal class in astronomy many moons ago.
That was just a little Star Trek humor. I guess I've watched a few too many episodes. :O)
We don't know the atmosphere yet it seems.
I'm not sure if anything other than hydrogen and helium are still gases at -220 C (53 K).
"of habitable worlds."
Excuse me, other then earth where is there a habitable world?
Take it from me, you can NEVER watch too many Star Trek episodes.
That depends on what you mean by "habitable". If you mean walk around in jeans and a t-shirt and have an outdoor barbecue...
We haven't found any.
On the other hand, if you allow spacesuits and airtight habitat modules lots of places are habitable.
Fahrenheit is 9/5C + 32. So, that would make it a somewhat chilly -364 degrees F. Not exactly shirtsleeve weather.
So that makes the name of the inhabitants of the planet OGLE-2005-BLG-390Lbians?
I'm curious why a terrestrial planet massing 5.5 Earths wouldn't have retained it's H/He atmosphere and remained a gas giant. I bet this is a captured planet from a much hotter solar system.
Not exactly "homey", but we'll start finding nice nitro-oxy-hydro planets before long.
And hopefully figure out a way to get there and conquer them.
Finding planets in the Alpha Centauri system would be nice. Seeing as it's a fairly tight binary system (unless you count Proxima), it's unlikely to have any massive, easily-detectable gas giants.
Still, any habitable or terraformable planets around Alpha Centauri A or B might be a little too close to Earth and its meddling UN for some colonists.
Possession is 9/10's of the law.
But I'm afraid there's no crude on the moon. Plenty of tasty H3 for fusion, though.
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But let's also think that not all of life may be carbon based. There is a strong possibility there maybe a silicon based as well out there in the great beyond.
Let's get Mars and the Moon under our control first. But I'm right with you on your sentiment.
It's referred to as the Drake Equation, the probability of intelligent beings in UFOs visiting us. Actually the little grays are polysilane lifeforms. Polysilanes are easily photovolatized, that's why they come at night. Their worlds have very thick cloud covers = always dark. Note the almond shaped eyes set at 90 degrees from each other = polarization at infrared wavelengths.
Google Louis DeBroglie and matter waves, his U = c^2/v equation for the speed of a matter wave crest; is c^2 a momentum-line(for fermions)or mass-area? At c^2 LINE you go(as a globality)at 1 light year in 105 sec. We've had the einstein c-limit hang up for too long already. See how they do it?
Finally, in the Roswell crash a metallurgical guy got a look at 3 dead aliens lying on 2 card tables : very badly sunburned from the harsh NM sunlight...polysilanes...
Ah, but first you have to get nagin's approval...
Ah yes, but the sun won't bloat into a red giant for another 5 billion years, that should be enough time for even a brain dead nagin to get the school buses rolling.
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Review: Syfy's 'Being Human' & MTV's 'Skins'
If it takes three to make a trend, then we have one in the TV business this spring: extremely literal, note-for-note American cable remakes of British TV shows.
Last week brought Showtime's bawdy family comedy "Shameless," in which that show's British creator relocated his original script to Chicago with only minor changes. Tonight brings two more: Syfy's "Being Human" (9 p.m.), about a werewolf, a vampire and a ghost who wind up sharing the same apartment; and MTV's "Skins" (10 p.m.), a raunchy high school soap about a group of hedonistic teenage friends.
I've seen maybe five minutes of the British "Being Human," but other critics have told me that the Syfy version's first few episodes lean heavily on the source material. And even without knowing that in advance, the three episodes I've seen felt flat and airless, outside of the performance by Sam Huntington as the werewolf. (There are also a few scenes early on that suggested it was going to be more of a slice-of-life show about the logistics of being a non-threatening monster in the modern world, but the show moves off that pretty quickly.)
I have, however, seen all of the first two seasons of the British "Skins," and outside of one replacement character (whom I'll get to in a moment), it is nearly identical - beat for beat, shot for shot, joke for joke - in every way except one: it's not as good, with every actor seeming a pale copy of their British counterpart, and leading man James Newman a particular disappointment as the allegedly charismatic main character, Tony. (As played in England by Nicholas Hoult, Tony was obnoxious but you understood why everyone was drawn to him and put up with all the trouble he caused; Newman's Tony comes across as someone whose friends would have dropped him years ago for all the crap he pulls.)
Now, I understand the commercial reasons for remaking these shows, even though perfectly popular editions not only exist in English, but have aired in the States on BBC America. MTV and Syfy are both more-watched channels than BBC, some people won't watch shows with accents, both vampires and teen dramas are always popular, etc., etc., etc.
What's frustrating is the need the respective creative teams felt to make carbon copies. I recognize that the great majority of people who see these new versions will have no idea that the originals even exist, never mind having seen episodes of them. But by the same token, few in America had ever seen the British "Office," yet almost everyone agrees that the first episode of NBC's version - the only one to ever closely copy a British script - is one of the show's worst episodes.
A good remake takes an important idea and then recasts it to fit the vision of the new creator, or something specific to the new country or time in which it's set, or something to do with the new actors. (Norman Lear famously had never seen the British show that "All in the Family" was based on before he wrote a script, and just wanted to do apply its premise of a father and son disagreeing politically to what he was seeing of the generation gap in '70s America.)
The British "Skins" was notable not only for its blunt, casual attitude towards teen sex and drug use, but for the fact that most of its writing staff had an average age of 21 (with several "teen consultants") and was based on very recent, culturally-specific experience. The new show just duplicates the old show in an unnamed Rust Belt city, and sands off a few rough edges - a curse word here, an explicit nude shot there (Tony's famous naked lady bedspread has been replaced by a comforter with spiders on it) - to accommodate the difference between what British TV and ad-supported American cable will allow.
The one big change is that the character of Maxxie, an openly gay teenage boy, has been replaced by Tea (Sofia Black D'Elia), an uncloseted lesbian girl. Tea has a different personality and backstory, and her episode (each episode of the show is told largely through the point of view of one of its characters) is the only one that's notably different from the old show, but the change feels like the American producers playing it safe. In England, Tony gets bored with his girlfriend and has a brief fling with Maxxie as a change of pace; in America, Tony instead tries to seduce Tea when he gets bored. One's daring and transgressive; the other's a variation on every other story you've seen about a guy trying to turn the hot lesbian.
Surely, there are talented American writers not long out of their teens who could have helped craft a new group of characters and stories that reflected their own experiences - and with enough sex and drugs and mayhem to please MTV's need for extra attention. (The Parents Television Council has unsurprisingly denounced the new "Skins.")
Similarly, I think there's a way to take the raw material of "Being Human" and do something new with it. At press tour last week, the American producers made it sound like they're going to deviate more as the first season goes along, and said they had chosen not to watch the second season of the British show for now, and possibly ever. That's definitely a step in the right direction. But I think the Lear approach - tell a few producers nothing but "A werewolf, a vampire and a ghost get an apartment together" and send them off to write their own version of that - might have yielded something that felt livelier from the start.
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KERRY O'BRIEN: And to end the week for us, John Clarke and Bryan Dawe.BRYAN DAWE IS THE INTERVIEWER AND JOHN CLARKE PLAYS JOHN HOWARD.INTERVIEWER: John Howard, thanks for joining us.JOHN HOWARD: Good to be with you, Bryan, how are you?INTERVIEWER: Congratulations on the last couple of weeks, by the way.JOHN HOWARD: Thanks, thanks.It's just been terrific, hasn't it?INTERVIEWER: Yeah, you must be thrilled.It's gone really well.JOHN HOWARD: We've had a great time.It's just been one of the great tours, I think, I've ever been associated with.INTERVIEWER: And you've had enormous coverage, haven't you?JOHN HOWARD: Yeah, well of course a lot of it went out live on television and radio and that does a lot of work for you, of course.INTERVIEWER: And I thought it was a brilliant idea putting the journalists on stage with the band, in the band.I mean, that was a great idea -- JOHN HOWARD: We were always going to need backing singers, Bryan.This was George's idea actually -- let's get some journos up, hook them into the band and of course they're broadcasting to their people, which won't do you any harm at all.INTERVIEWER: And now you're going to America?JOHN HOWARD: Going to America now, Bryan.Fantastic isn't it?Really looking forward to it.INTERVIEWER: Listen, that is a great name -- the Vigilantes.JOHN HOWARD: Yeah, it's not about -- well, we're the Texas Vigilantes over there, of course.INTERVIEWER: Alright, OK.And you're going to be doing both types of music.JOHN HOWARD: Yeah, country and western.INTERVIEWER: You make a lot of noise for a 3-piece, don't you?JOHN HOWARD: We do.Actually, sometimes we're a 4-piece -- INTERVIEWER: But it will just be the three in the States?JOHN HOWARD: Yeah, just the three of us going over there because we don't need the Spanish guitar, so -- INTERVIEWER: And, John, what's the current line-up?JOHN HOWARD: Well, there's George out front, of course, no show without punch.INTERVIEWER: By the way, what is that guy on?I mean, seriously.JOHN HOWARD: No, George is like that all the time.INTERVIEWER: Really?He doesn't make sense in some of his interviews.JOHN HOWARD: He thinks he does.I mean, what you see is what you get with George.No, he's like that all the time.INTERVIEWER: Now, you've got Tony Blair on drums.JOHN HOWARD: Tony behind us and that's good.INTERVIEWER: Is he OK because he looked a bit strung out to me the last couple of weeks?JOHN HOWARD: No, I think he was a bit tired early in the tour.You know, we weren't getting the houses and so on.INTERVIEWER: Sure, and what about you?You'll -- what will you be -- JOHN HOWARD: Rhythm guitar.I'm not there all the time, Bryan.I don't play on every track.If you look at our last album, I'm not playing on every track.INTERVIEWER: No, I did notice that.So what sort of stuff will you be doing over there, John?JOHN HOWARD: Well, C&W standards -- a lot of standards we do.INTERVIEWER: 'Stand by your man'?JOHN HOWARD: 'Stand by your man' -- yeah, George can't get off stage without doing that.It's more or less his signature.INTERVIEWER: Sure.'I shot the sheriff'?JOHN HOWARD: Yeah, well we do a variation on 'I shot the sheriff'.INTERVIEWER: Oh, really?What's that called?JOHN HOWARD: It's called 'I think I shot the sheriff, I certainly blew his house up'.INTERVIEWER: Right.And do you do 'I fought the law'?JOHN HOWARD: Yeah, we do 'I fought the law' but George has had a bit of a tweak with the lyrics there as well.INTERVIEWER: What sort of fiddling around did he do with it?JOHN HOWARD: "I fought the law and I won and there's not any law anymore either because I fixed that too".INTERVIEWER: John Howard, listen, I hope it goes really well for you.JOHN HOWARD: It's going beautifully just at the moment.Good to talk to you, Bryan.INTERVIEWER: Yeah, and what's next after that, by the way?JOHN HOWARD: We're not announcing what we're doing next, Bryan.INTERVIEWER: There's some talk over here about a tour of Syria.JOHN HOWARD: Yeah, that's what we're not announcing, son.
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Exhibiting a wide range of contemporary art by established, mid-career and emerging artists, CB1 Gallery is located in the rapidly developing downtown Los Angeles' arts/warehouse district. Our mission is to present museum quality shows in our four galleries with a variety of exhibitions, from painting and drawing, to sculpture, photography, video and other media.
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Lancaster High School boys basketball coach Ricardo Priester has often stressed this season the importance of each player's role being vital in the Bruins' 12-3 season.
Priester's concept was never truer Monday night when LHS 6-3 senior center Nehemiah Stewart nailed a 10-foot baseline jumper to lift the 10th-ranked Bruins to a 56-54 road win over South Pointe in the LHS region opener.
The Bruins' two-point win gave LHS a split after the Lady Bruins dropped a 68-48 loss in the varsity opener.
HEATH SPRINGS – A Heath Springs man is charged with shooting his father after an argument at their Hoke Road home late Thursday night.
The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office has charged Michael Andrew Cairnes, 21, of 3750 Hoke Road, with assault and battery with intent to kill.
According to an incident report, deputies responding to the home found Cairnes and his mother, Teresa, on the front porch. Cairnes told deputies that he has shot his father, the report said.
Lancaster High School capped non-region basketball play with a split with York in a make-up twin bill Saturday afternoon in the Cougars' gym.
The LHS boys notched a 68-55 win, but the Lady Bruins dropped a 66-51 setback in the varsity opener.
The games were slated for Dec. 18, but hazardous road conditions that night moved the twin bill to Saturday.
The LHS boys, fresh off a third straight overtime win the night prior in the Bruins' gym where they topped Nation Ford, used a balanced attack to notch the 13-point win.
Anthony "T" Sutton capped a stellar year in junior golf with his third Player of the Year trophy in 2009.
Sutton was first in the U.S. Kids summer tour in Pinehurst N.C., for boys 8 as well as U.S. Kids Western N.C. fall tour boys 8.
Sutton also played in the National Junior Golf North Carolina Tour this fall, finishing first overall in the boys 8-9 age division.
This week, the mercury in the thermometer is bottoming out.
Meteorologists aren't predicting a daily high temperature of more than 40 degrees in this portion of the Piedmont.
And during Carolina cold snaps like this one, nothing beats a pair of thick wool socks and a piping hot bowl of soup.
Homemade soups not only soothe the soul, they also ease the pocketbook.
Recent studies show that one of the way American consumers have responded to hard economic times is by altering their eating habits, which includes eating at home more.
Soon, smoke will be in the air as South Carolina's foresters, farmers and other land managers begin a very busy part of their year.
Traditional controlled burning season is fast approaching and is the time when the ancient tool of controlled fire (good fire) is put to use for the benefit of all South Carolinians. Controlled burning (igniting forest fires under controlled conditions) has many benefits including reducing the risk of wildfire (bad fire), preparing land for planting, controlling diseases and undesirable plants and enhancing wildlife habitat.
A woman battling the emotional and physical side effects of chemotherapy or radiation treatment always needs a special touch.
That's where Look Good...Feel Better comes in.
Described by the American Cancer Society as a "makeover for the spirit," the program helps women fighting cancer boost their confidence and self-esteem.
Done quarterly in Lancaster County, the next Look Good...Feel Better class is 2 p.m. Monday at Springs Memorial Hospital.
Indian Land, ranked second in the latest Class A state wrestling poll, dropped two home matches to open the 2010 portion of its 2009-10 wrestling prep schedule.
The Warriors fell to Class AAA Chester, 38-32 and dropped a 42-27 loss to Class AAAA foe Fort Mill.
In the Chester match, a pin at the end gave the Cyclones the narrow win.
Fort Mill used a 15-3 run to close the match to take the 42-27 victory.
Buford girls basketball coach T.J. Armbrust said the Lady Jackets are an improving team.
The BHS girls picked the right time to produce as they prevailed for a Region III-A hoops split with host Lewisville on Friday night in Richburg.
The Lady Jackets notched a 50-42 win in the varsity opener at the Lions' gym. The Lewisville boys denied the hardwood sweep, taking a 67-58 win over the Jackets.
Buford, which downed Lewisville in overtime in a holiday tournament at York last week, made it two straight over the Lady Lions.
Lancaster Bruins' basketball fans are getting the most of the admission price.
That's at least in the last three games – all overtime decisions with the Bruins prevailing in each game of bonus basketball.
Lancaster, in its first home game to tip off the 2010 portion of its 2009-10 hoops slate, capped a non-region sweep of Nation Ford of Fort Mill with a 74-70 overtime win Friday.
The LHS boys' four-point win gave Lancaster the sweep after the Lady Bruins notched a 37-30 win in the varsity opener.
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Kyle Killen at "The Beaver" premiere at SXSW in Austin, TX. Killen was the creator of FOX's short-lived series "Lone Star." He also has an NBC pilot called "R.E.M." in production.
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I raced madly.
I raced madly, but I didn't care.
I raced madly, but I was too excited.
I raced madly, but something was gnawing inside of me. Something was about to go wrong.
I raced madly, but I couldn't shake the depression.
Yes, the first line is shorter. But it also lacks emotion.
And while facts give the um, facts, they don't tell us how you feel.
In any given situation, ten people getting the same bowl of soup will respond in ten incredibly different ways.
I saw the bowl of soup and my heart sank.
I saw the bowl of soup and it flooded me with happy childhood memories.
I saw the bowl of soup and I was surprised how hungry I felt.
I saw the bowl of soup, but a feeling of hesitancy crept into my being.
I saw the bowl of soup, and immediately felt overwhelmed.
The bowl of soup isn't what the brain is searching for in the story.
The brain is searching for the expression on your face. This search is embedded in who we are as human beings.
When my niece Keira (she's three, almost four years old) hears her mother shout at her, she almost always scans her mother's face instantly.
She's trying to read her mother's face to see:
Is she annoyed?
Is she angry?
Is she frustrated?
Is she furious?
Is she about to go bananas in a second?
The reader of your article needs to know what Keira can see.
They need to know not just what the event was all about, but why it was important.
And how it was important.
And the biggest clue comes from the emotion that follows the statement. Or the emotion that precedes the statement.
Example 1: There she was, the girl I so cared for. And yet, there was a sense of disgust.
Example 2: There she was, the girl I so cared for, and my heart lit up like the fourth of July.
Example 3: There she was, the girl I so cared for. And then she was gone. I was frantic.
Example 1: Little did I know that I would be disgusted. After all, this was the girl I cared for very deeply.
Example 2: I wasn't expecting the sudden burst of happiness on this gloomy day. But as I rounded the corner, there she was—the girl I cared for very deeply.
Example 3: There was nothing to suggest that I'd be frantic in a second. Because right in front of me was the girl I cared for.
The event itself is just an event. What makes it burst into flame is the emotion that surges through our system as a result of experiencing that event.
And then of course, we can choose to bring in the emotion earlier, or let in hang a bit behind and then whiplash the event with its suddenness.
Emotions provide the roller coaster that lead the reader through your writing. And especially so, when you're telling a story.
Sadness and depression tend to linger longer, so it's okay to keep the emotions going for a little while.
Other emotions like surprise and fear can be fleeting; speeding through faster than a bullet.
But you can't keep going on and on, line after line, with emotions.
The way to use emotion correctly is to bring it in and let the reader feel the happiness, sadness, disgust etc.
And then move on.
And you set it with emotions.
Because ten people can drink soup.
And every one of those folks feel totally differently about the soup.
A soup is a soup is a soup.
Until you add a dash of emotion. Maybe two dashes. You decide 🙂
How have you used emotion successfully to create drama and set the pace? Do share in the comments!
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Thank you, that was very useful posting.
This is really great stuff! A book without emotion is BORING. It's what we relate to, how we connect with the story. It also helps us visualize what's going on and get inside the character's head. Thanks for the helpful post!
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You're welcome, Jessica. Glad it helped 🙂
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Thanks for this interesting and helpful information. Jan Kardys, Literary Agent, Black Hawk Literary Agency, Chairman, Unicorn Writers' Conference. Next conference is March 22, 2014 at Saint Clements Castle, Portland, CT – 25 agents will attend.
Nicely explained, and yet, does the emotion always have to be explicit? Isn't it at times obvious from the character's thoughts?
The answer is: it depends. It depends on what your example is, in the first place. But nothing has to be explicit all the time. And yet, there are times when it needs to be explicit. As a writer you get the choice. Most writers have the choice and aren't aware of it. Or don't use it as often as they should.
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Great stuff! I have a tendency to use too much emotion without letting people seeing what else is going on in the scene. Some people like it, others don't. Working on finding a balance.
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Invaluable information every single writer should practice for improvement.
I did this after reading an article from Mary about being spontaneous and also I sometimes go with the flow when the spirit moves me. The green-eyed monster reared its head in my comments from a source I felt I knew which made me laugh(yipee) so I knew I'd done my job right. So 'Terror In The Paris Underground' evoked lots of genuine interest and one 'jealous guy' who didn't have the last laugh. It's hard to find a follow up but will try now that you mention this subject.
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Reading this article made me realise that emotion, or rather putting emotion into my writing, has never been a considered response. It has come natural in the flow of the prose or not at all. Accordingly, this has made for writing that is hit and miss in the emotional stakes.
And now I find my shoulders tensing, my breath a little short as it dawns on me that I may have to relearn my entire craft. It's frightening to think that everything I've ever written amounted to cold words stamped on a page, that the flow from the heart had only been the bureaucratic reordering of a dictionary.
Did I get it right? 🙂
Thankyou for the thought provoking words. I am in the middle of writing a boxing scene, and am tring to build the excitement of the crowd as the fighters clash. Bad for my blood pressure!
Loved this post I am a people watcher, I watch people going about their every day lives and jot stuff down in the back of my mind to use on one of my characters.
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I once started a very short story with this first line:
"My day had been one of those stormy ones, with nothing settled or understood."
my writing teacher hated it, yet I like it. From that first sentence, I explained the setting, then action… then the actual story unfolded. But I never did dislike that first sentence as I felt it made the reader wonder what was going on, what had happened before that never seemed settled or understood….. but, my teacher didn't like it. I still do! It introduced the setting, then the characters and then the physical action…. and the real story was what happened after that.
Oh well. Maybe its just a boring first line but the nestled nicely into the remainder of the story. Funny how some lines stick with you… that was was written in a beginning writing class from 1975!
Well, Bert, I'm not a writing teacher, but I like that opening sentence of yours too.
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I like it. It tells me about your day, and about how you feel now without actually saying it.
I love "groovy"! Thanks! The line actually had another word in it….
"my day had been one of those stormy ones, with nothing really settled or understood."
Using 'really' in the sentence made (me) feel as tho this was a repeated action, a wearying of the soul, in a sense. This started from exactly that, then trying to sleep, then a fitful dream…..where I went down in the night to check on an odd noise. & ended up 'meeting' Truth, Death &'Honesty. Yes, I know these -abstracts- cannot be people but I saw them as very individual people whose separate message to me described their inner self…then I spent several wks on the physical descriptions and action of the story. It took place in my home with only a dim light in the room as they sat there, speaking one by one into the chaos of my life. Telling me my expectations against the reality of my waking life. The dialogue was -all- written that night & the descriptions worked over a couple of weeks. Surprisingly, the ending, their way of leaving, turned out to be easy to write.
This all came from the chaos in my marriage, to falling asleep ( finally) while my husband slept the sleep of the innocent…..and I wrestled with reality vs truth, death & innocence. This was ALL from a dream mirroring my life then.
It is amazing what our hearts write on the walls of our subconscious, isn't it?
Without being emotional about it – I felt I found a little gem while collecting shells in the vast Atlantic beach near the Gypsy Market in Albufuria, Portugal. Anybody can write but writing without appropriate emotion is dull like one of those trillions of broken shells in the beach. Thank you Sean for your little gem that will surely help me in my writing [however dull that may be]. Arun
Showing versus telling seems to be the definitive line between the two!
Mmm, my brain likes this, Sean.
I'm going to apply it to the article I'm working on, or at least try. If nothing else, I'll make lots of mistakes and learn stuff.
I use a lot of my own personal stories in my writing, so I write about freedom, excitement and purpose, and do my best to convey how I feel those feelings. It seems to resonate, so I'm on the right path.
Now off to write that article!
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Your post is really interesting. It made me research more about emotions. As a life coach, I need to learn a lot about it. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Thanks, good to remember.
One also would want to keep in mind the structure of your whole story, "Show don't tell" being the key. In emotionally intense scenes it may be more rewarding for your readers to have more Showing than Telling. While in others you would want to have some more Telling to get through exposition, description etc.
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As you said, emotion can be overused. So sometimes I might just say "he raced madly," while other times I might say, "he raced madly, fearful that the threatening, murderous voices would mutate into bodies chasing him." I rotate between very matter-of-fact, minimalist style to something a bit more emotional.
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When I teach students how to write poetry, I tell them to delete every word about their feelings. Instead, I teach them to use imagery to recreate the circumstances that CAUSED their emotions. One can write an emotional piece without using a single "feeling" word.
Like @Eiko said, "show, don't tell". Easier said than done, of course.
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Johnson, Stephen M., Rebecca A. Johnson, and Gordon S. Mitchell. Hypoxia, temperature, and pH/CO2 effects on respiratory discharge from a turtle brain stem preparation. J. Appl. Physiol. 84(2): 649–660, 1998.—An in vitro brain stem preparation from adult turtles (Chrysemys picta) was used to examine the effects of anoxia and increased temperature and pH/CO2on respiration-related motor output. At pH ∼7.45, hypoglossal (XII) nerve roots produced patterns of rhythmic bursts (peaks) of discharge (0.74 ± 0.07 peaks/min, 10.0 ± 0.6 s duration) that were quantitatively similar to literature reports of respiratory activity in conscious, vagotomized turtles. Respiratory discharge was stable for 6 h at 22°C; at 32°C, peak amplitude and frequency progressively and reversibly decreased with time. Two hours of hypoxia had no effect on respiratory discharge. Acutely increasing bath temperature from 22 to 32°C decreased episode and peak duration and increased peak frequency. Changes in pH/CO2increased peak frequency from zero at pH 8.00–8.10 to maxima of 0.81 ± 0.01 and 1.44 ± 0.02 peaks/min at 22°C (pH 7.32) and 32°C (pH 7.46), respectively; pH/CO2 sensitivity was similar at both temperatures. We conclude that1) insensitivity to hypoxia indicates that rhythmic discharge does not reflect gasping behavior,2) increased temperature alters respiratory discharge, and 3) central pH/CO2 sensitivity is unaffected by temperature in this preparation (i.e., Q10 ∼1.0).
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