It’s not a sprint, it’s a marathon. Haha, j/k it’s torture. And it is the campnanwrimo experience 🙂 To celebrate another camp, Kate and I thought it would be good to host weekly 1 hour sprints. On Wednesday of course, Odin’s day, the day of communication and wisdom. The rules are simple. Every Wednesday, from 6-7AZT, we write. Feverishly, creatively, badly…however you write, just write. Then at 7:01, we stop the clock and everyone comments their word count and best line below. Good luck, good inspiration, and may the muses be with you!
The Bard's Lament 
One of my favorite sentences from this sprint:
“The next day, armed with info about Pesach and bleary-eyed from having stayed up late to read midrash on the Exodus, I carried on as usual, distracted by what I had heard at dinner the previous night, and accompanied by the ghostly smell of glue that permeated the school.”
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Love ‘The ghostly smell of glue’
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Every time I write in something olfactory I think of you. Lol. 😀
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It has been said (by me) that you can write fast or you can write well lol. I chose to write fast today, but my favorite two quotes from are (two different pieces, I did a little bit for each one) total words: 813:
“And the girl stirs, her heart swollen and the dark bruised places lighten up just a little bit. Just enough. And she hears his song and she fights and he pours the sun into her. And she fights and fights and wills her way to the surface and opens her eyes.”\
and
“If topography was written of stories, the landmarks would be this: the elbow of a tree where the light turns into spun gold before sunset, the laughter of the children sung sweet over the splash of chlorinated water, the brown-edged feathers of the inca doves as they flutter over grass seed, the taste of dust in the air and the scent of acacia blossoms held aloft like a promise.”
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Guuuuuuuuuurl, can I please read ALL the things by you? I love what you write. I daresay I even love your words more than I love your photos, and you and I know that’s saying a lot.
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I bought this vook
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I particularly love how you juxtapose senses with one another and with revelations and action. ♥
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Book* called the soul of place I think you would really love, Kate
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Oooooooooh! Who is the author?
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It goes into mapping place with topography, but also through narrative and poetry and it is so helpful. Also, thanks! I am glad you liked it😊
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It sounds marvelous. 😀 And you’re welcome!
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