I’m going to get panned for this but, what the $%^£, its Christmas!
THE SEA SON
Strange. An unusual title for a book. Heavy too. Seal skin bound and embossed with glyphs in a tongue she bearly understood. Her fingers traced the delicate clam shell clasp. A wholly unknown world surged within. Inexplicably, Julia’s head filled with rolling breakers and the call of gulls. Poseidon beckoned.
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Ha ha ha ha ha ha! You crack me up 😀 I’m just a teensy bit jealous though now – wish I’d thought of it! Will have to see if I can think of a suitable end for it now.
I have more than an inkling – I’ll see if you match my thoughts 🙂
That’s very different to all the others…I would have been surprised had it not been. Not sure I’m the person to finish it off tho’ … will have a think 🙂
Bit of the fantastic in this one, Anna. A la Jumanji? Narnia? I’ll let u decide. Guess it is in character for me to go off base …. and I haven’t done a real fantasy piece yet 🙂
But have had a go at your second one … enjoy …
What’s a great angle! I wait with interest Julia’s comment : )
Probably go something like: ‘I’ve told you once before about butchering the title. 10 demerit and a detention’
Here’s my idea for part 2 🙂 http://sjbwriting.wordpress.com/2011/12/23/the-sea-son-part-2/
You did what I thought you would do but not in the way I thought you would 😉
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ie, you didn’t go for the obvious world in a book (which I thought you would do) but I didn’t think you would have the gods play chess. You surprised me. From now on, I’ll call you Athena.
I would love a book like that – they are my passion. As for you and your liberty taking – as you say, it’s Christmas & I’m beginning to expect these occurances now! I can’t wait to see where the others take this one!!
More liberties this week, Julia, I’m afraid. Feeling rebelious after New Year!
Lol, great take on the challenge. I’m off to look at Sally-Jayne’s ‘part two.’
There’s only so far Julia will allow me to go, I suspect, snaggle!