Laura whittles time away writing in her journal, writing blatant lies mostly, to make her life appear more interesting to her imagined offspring, until each of the scenarios she pens start to unfold in life.
What are Laura's "concoctions"? how does she get out of the quagmire on the page?
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Liminal loglines - daily doses
A liminal plan
As I awake from some REM-inducing state or other, I'll post a logline, piece of dialogue or synopsis, culled from the strange - or mundane - within. Which is hereby referred to as a limiline.
Afterwards, there will be questions, to be answered by you, wide awake or not.
I WILL REPLY TO COMMENTS EVENTUALLY, IF NOT SOONER.
Afterwards, there will be questions, to be answered by you, wide awake or not.
I WILL REPLY TO COMMENTS EVENTUALLY, IF NOT SOONER.
POSTS
- A Fitting Arrangement (1)
- A Frank Man (1)
- A Vat of Butter (1)
- Anna on the Verge (1)
- Aquaplane (1)
- Boiling Pods (1)
- Connections (2)
- Dog Days (1)
- faust.com (1)
- Fin Land (1)
- Flashing Bulbs (1)
- Fortuna (1)
- I Take Me (1)
- Interlude - Inde's Dream (1)
- Keeping It (1)
- Libre (1)
- Little World (1)
- Moving On (1)
- Our Old Story (1)
- Sources (1)
- The Clown of Tears (1)
- The Journal (1)
- The Nose (1)
- The Tree of Me (1)
- The Wild Robe (1)
- Timed (1)
- Tuned (1)
1 comment:
I think she paints herself into a corner, creates a situation so impossible that she has no more imagination to think of a way out of it - like killers after her or something.
There's a book by Ursula LaGuin (The Lathe of Heaven) that follows this concept somehow, about someone whose dreams start to alter reality.
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