The Blind Side of Love

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Bits and pieces of the creative process behind The Blind Side of Love. I guess you could call this a kind of scrapbook. But it also answers to the name Gaylord.

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Posted 1 year ago
idiaz: I leave K alone with my TBSOL outline and I come back to find this… (Taken with instagram)

idiaz:

I leave K alone with my TBSOL outline and I come back to find this… (Taken with instagram)

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Posted 1 year ago

“Buttercup was raised on a small farm in the country of Florin. Her favorite pastimes were riding her horse and tormenting the farm boy that worked there.”
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Posted 1 year ago

My office space. Severely lacking in spacegoat-themed decorations. 
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Posted 1 year ago

"Art and artists are very much misunderstood in our culture… Because we have this ethic of purpose and utility, and art is not useful in a very direct way. And I think that, also, our concept of artists is that they’re lazy somehow and that they don’t want to work hard… In fact, what I discovered in working with artists is that most artists, by and large, are not doing it because they want to be the next Andy Warhol — they’re doing it at huge personal expense and struggling to keep a practice going while trying to figure out how to make ends meet. They’re not making art because they want to make money, they make art because they have something to say that they want to share with the world."


- 20x200 founder Jen Bekman, one of the Internet’s pioneering creative entrepreneurs, on Design Matters – the entire interview is very much worth a listen. (via explore-blog)
(Source:explore-blog)
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Posted 1 year ago
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Posted 1 year ago

State of the Book Thing

Hehe. I’ll add chapter 25 to the shared Beta file tonight. I need to poke it around a little more.

Today I start on chapter 26, which should be —fun? In a weird way? Maybe? I’m having a lot of fun writing this book, and that’s such a great feeling. Writing v2 felt not unlike carrying a passed-out dragon up a hill — barefoot. No wonder it took so long.

TBSOL FV is sitting at about 54,000 words. Past chapter 25, I think the book will read very differently from past versions, in a Weeeeee! sort of way. It’ll feel like free-falling into a puke bucket of fluffy lesbian love.

That sounds gross. I won’t put that on the back cover. 

Anyhoo — beta notes:

New 3/4:

  • Fixed a few sentences here and there
  • Added chapters 23 and 24
  • Assorted thingies no one else will notice

Still to come: 

  • Adding chapters 25 tonight
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Posted 1 year ago
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Belle. Can’t talk. Readin’.
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