The Writing on the Wall

Me is back! And even on a different computer, it won't let my name my posts. AAHHHH!

I just finished discussing Maximum Ride 1 with my mom. Now my hand hurts, because i wrote a letter to my L.A. teacher about it.

Don't you ever wonder about stories? some people have really good stories, but they never get published, and some people have not-so-good stories, but those get published! Wazzup with that? Also, some people have really good ideas, but they aren't that good at writing (like me) but they still will try and get it published (like me, again). When they are rejected, they just keep working, until they are good. Some stories are just boring, or plain weird, or just shouldn't be published. and you know what? Those stories get published. Did you know that the 1st publisher J.K. Rowling sent Harry Potter to rejected the book? I bet now, he's banging his head on a brick wall, chanting "I rejected Harry Potter, I rejected Harry Potter". That just proves my point. I bet there are a billion good stories out there that have been rejected, while a bunch of bad stories are being published.

Also, don't you ever wonder where story ideas come from? I personally think that there are infinite alternate universes out there, and each one is like a universe for each story in the world, and they are just channeled to your brain from the universe. I think there is a universe for every single thing, like Harry Potter, Star Wars, even a parallel universe of america if Lincon didn't become president, or if you ate grapes instead of an apple at lunch yesterday. I know it sounds silly, but hey, it could be true! Here's an example. If you're writing a story, and you really want to add something to it, but you know it won't fit, it means that the "radio channel" that your ideas are coming from is telling you exactly what you should put in your story (But you have to have good writing skills to get the 'story' to sound good).

I have to go eat dinner now *sigh*. Well, i would love to ramble some more, but i do, regretably have to go.

Over and Out,
--Me