Ask Pyraxis anything

[El]

Um.

psssst.  I meant the novel. 

[Pyraxis]

I know that.  It's not going. I could plead that I had to do a presentation at work yesterday and I've been freaking out about it for days, but 

[P7PSP]

I know that.  It's not going. I could plead that I had to do a presentation at work yesterday and I've been freaking out about it for days, but 

How many people was it in front of? What was the subject matter? Were you going like this? 

[Pyraxis]

The presentation was of my art, about 100 people, and it was more like this: 

[El]

UGH.  That sounds super-duper intimidating.

[El]

How bout now?   

[Pyraxis]

As it happens I was just sitting in front of my computer thinking about writing some more. So I think I actually will.

[odeon]

But you were logged on here, which is always a distraction.

[El]

As it happens I was just sitting in front of my computer thinking about writing some more. So I think I actually will.

Did you?

[Pyraxis]

Yes. 

And you?

[El]

Wee bit, yeah. 

[odeon]

There's a story about James Joyce, the Irish novelist who wasn't the most prolific of writers. A friend found him sitting and staring into space one day, devastated.

"James, what's wrong?" his friend asked.

"I've written 11 words today," Joyce replied.

"11 words? But that's a terrific number, for you."

"Yeah... but I don't know in which order they come."

[Pyraxis]

 

[midlifeaspie]

There's a story about James Joyce, the Irish novelist who wasn't the most prolific of writers. A friend found him sitting and staring into space one day, devastated.

"James, what's wrong?" his friend asked.

"I've written 11 words today," Joyce replied.

"11 words? But that's a terrific number, for you."

"Yeah... but I don't know in which order they come."

I love that story. 

He is probably the hardest writer to read

[El]

Soooooooo......



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