My Life as a Novelist [audio]
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mooglenet_backup[Once the sky phone clicks on all of Lindblum could be heard for its owner is currently roaming along the city streets. The Marquis gained a few greetings from locals today as he made his way through the theater district. Taking a moment to greet them with a hearty ‘hello’, Ondore finally speaks.]
Greetings to all friends and comrades alike, I do hope the days look upon you kindly now that Winter’s chill has faded into memory.
Lindblum is just a sea of gossip today. I’ve heard all sorts of wild rumors thanks to some of the friends I keep, and many say that my latest endeavor has been well received by the public. The stars must be aligned in my favor, for there has been little criticism regarding my novel.
Although, one thing seems quite off about all this good reception…
[Taking a brief pause, Marquis Ondore organizes his thoughts.]
It would seem that Sir Lesales novel is causing me some unnecessary grief as of late. I wonder if that ardent was the one who started such a rumor for there is nothing in my novel that is similar to his other than location. Perhaps this is just a form of friendly jostling amongst friends and rivals.
No matter, I am merely thankful for whatever praise I can gain; I think my days as a novelist has just begun. With that said, perhaps I should take a note from the past and research some of Lord Avon's works. He is referred to fondly as the 'Bard of Avon' because of his most famous works, "I Want to be Your Canary" & "Wishing upon a Star". Many of the playwrights right here in Lindblum continuously praise Lord Avon by making slight references to his fabled plays within their performances.
'Tis widely known that even the famous actor, Lowell Bridges is an avid fan of Lord Avon's work. Just about everyone in the theater district is fond of this man, yet I have not read any of his plays.
I'll be sure to keep an eye out on the upcoming auctions in hopes of finding a second edition copy of Lord Avon's famous works, but until then I'll tend to my writing.
Greetings to all friends and comrades alike, I do hope the days look upon you kindly now that Winter’s chill has faded into memory.
Lindblum is just a sea of gossip today. I’ve heard all sorts of wild rumors thanks to some of the friends I keep, and many say that my latest endeavor has been well received by the public. The stars must be aligned in my favor, for there has been little criticism regarding my novel.
Although, one thing seems quite off about all this good reception…
[Taking a brief pause, Marquis Ondore organizes his thoughts.]
It would seem that Sir Lesales novel is causing me some unnecessary grief as of late. I wonder if that ardent was the one who started such a rumor for there is nothing in my novel that is similar to his other than location. Perhaps this is just a form of friendly jostling amongst friends and rivals.
No matter, I am merely thankful for whatever praise I can gain; I think my days as a novelist has just begun. With that said, perhaps I should take a note from the past and research some of Lord Avon's works. He is referred to fondly as the 'Bard of Avon' because of his most famous works, "I Want to be Your Canary" & "Wishing upon a Star". Many of the playwrights right here in Lindblum continuously praise Lord Avon by making slight references to his fabled plays within their performances.
'Tis widely known that even the famous actor, Lowell Bridges is an avid fan of Lord Avon's work. Just about everyone in the theater district is fond of this man, yet I have not read any of his plays.
I'll be sure to keep an eye out on the upcoming auctions in hopes of finding a second edition copy of Lord Avon's famous works, but until then I'll tend to my writing.
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Date: 2010-03-27 06:32 pm (UTC)[voice]
Date: 2010-03-27 06:44 pm (UTC)[voice]
Date: 2010-03-27 06:51 pm (UTC)[Ashe knows he's probably hoping for another opportunity to spend time with Shain, as well.]
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Date: 2010-03-27 07:50 pm (UTC)[When is he not thinking of his adorable grand nephew? Its honestly been a long time since he last seen Shain.]
I'll make sure to take my leave of Lindblum by tomorrow evening.