Johne Cook wrote:
>In talking with Chris off to the side, something came up that's worth
>a look - has anybody already considered a CafePress-style Dream Cafe
>line of swag?
>
>I was bemoaning the phenomena where you create something and then have
>to endure a waiting period before feedback starts to filter in. In
>the meantime, you're on pins and needles because of the back-and-forth
>conversation in your head ("did that suck? I don't think that sucked,
>did it? Nah, that didn't suck. Well, if it didn't suck, how come
>nobody's clapping? Damn. It sucked. Right?).
>
>With that concept in mind, Chris replied:
>"It's also, I believe, a common occurence in writing, or
>art in general. Part of the artistic process, or something.
>Though knowing it doesn't make it easier. Bummer about
>that."
>
>My (flip) answer to that was along the lines of "It's a conspiracy, I
>tell you. We need our own shirt: "Got Morganti?" with a url address
>pointing to The Dream Cafe or something."
>
>
I'd buy that. Also, re: your NaNo2K4 novel: I'd love to read it; it
sounds pretty cool. Alas, I haven't the time. Maybe once the holidays
start, but it's doubtful. I too tried my hand at NaNo2K4, but I failed
miserably. I will nurse my wounds until next year's attempt.
Jose
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