Author Archives: randomyriad

A NaNoWriMo Excerpt: Karen Masterson’s Brain

Posted on November 18, 2007 by randomyriad

This is basically unedited straight from my brain to the page, all part of writing a novel in November. Check out the link to NaNoWriMo on the Blogroll. Karen Masterson’s Brain The old Subaru station wagon cruised down Sir Francis … Continue reading →

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Today’s NaNoWriMo Excerpt Rough and Off the Cuff

Posted on November 17, 2007 by randomyriad

Emmylou Finegold moved with steady grace up the walk to the old farmhouse that used to be the main building of a school and before that a farmhouse of a retired police chief of San Jose. Her hair was long … Continue reading →

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My Autobiography in Music

Posted on November 15, 2007 by randomyriad

This is an idea from Red. These are songs that have been the soundtrack to my life at different times as well as songs that explain who I am. 1. Wish You Were Here /Pink Floyd: this was on a … Continue reading →

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A Paper/Computer Collage Doodle

Posted on November 12, 2007 by randomyriad

My computer was down so I did a little cutting and gluing. Then when my computer came back I made it a little more interesting. I call this one Visions of the Fourfold Path.

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The Weather Inside

Posted on November 10, 2007 by randomyriad

The end of my week has settled into a featureless gray gloom both inside and out. The computer I usually tap away at is out of commission and I am left to hammer away at unfamiliar keys. Not a big … Continue reading →

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