Wow. (Actually, that was 'wiw' for a second there; I'm so happy I've lost the ability to type. *g*)
Thank you for enjoying the story so much. I get the biggest kick out of finding out that a story has gotten more than one read-through, and that you'd list it among your favorites makes me blush tremendously.
I think you really took advantage of all the strengths of WRITING
The weird thing is, I do always 'see' a story play out as I'm writing; it's a visual experience for me, often even more so than watching the show itself. With this one, it was all from inside James/Dean's head, right up until they split in the doorway. From there I could see it as a third party, but not before. Strange.
I'm so glad you liked James. He wasn't anything like the man I'd planned to write - for one thing, I wound up liking him, and I hadn't intended to at all. I think I got a little attached, though. He was hard to let go.
Thank you once again, both for the read and the luck! Given the amazing competition, I'll definitely need it. *g*
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Thank you for enjoying the story so much. I get the biggest kick out of finding out that a story has gotten more than one read-through, and that you'd list it among your favorites makes me blush tremendously.
I think you really took advantage of all the strengths of WRITING
The weird thing is, I do always 'see' a story play out as I'm writing; it's a visual experience for me, often even more so than watching the show itself. With this one, it was all from inside James/Dean's head, right up until they split in the doorway. From there I could see it as a third party, but not before. Strange.
I'm so glad you liked James. He wasn't anything like the man I'd planned to write - for one thing, I wound up liking him, and I hadn't intended to at all. I think I got a little attached, though. He was hard to let go.
Thank you once again, both for the read and the luck! Given the amazing competition, I'll definitely need it. *g*