I remember once overhearing my parents talking.
Dad: Don't you think you should talk to her about the facts of, you know, married life?
Mom: Which facts?
Dad: You know what I mean, Jane. Talk to her. She's going to be married soon.
Mom: She doesn't need me to talk to her. She's a farm girl. She's watched the heifers.
Dad: She's not a heifer, Jane.
Mom: If the heifers can figure it out, I'm sure she can too.
A Conversation With Thomas Perry on Suspense and Leaving What Matters
(Killer Writers)
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Clay Stafford has a conversation with Thomas Perry on building suspense in
fiction and leaving what matters to keep readers engaged.
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4 comments:
now that was funny.
And I guess you did figure it out (looking at some of the earlier posts)-- but perhaps not from the heifers.
moo.
This is pure theater. I love it.
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