Caitlín R. Kiernan (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
greygirlbeast) wrote2008-10-23 03:50 pm
greygirlbeast) wrote2008-10-23 03:50 pm
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Addendum: Finis
As or about twenty-five minutes ago, The Red Tree is finished. THE END.
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Well done! I'm pleased for you.
Sorry to barge in - I've followed your journal on and off for a while.
Sorry to barge in - I've followed your journal on and off for a while.
Congrats! Very much looking forward to it...hope the revising and editing processes go by as painlessly as can be expected.
Feel your emotions. It's probably a good sign that you're feeling them. (I'm flashing now on William Goldman, how he said he cried when he wrote the line "Westley lay dead by the machine.")
I'll add: I'm proud of you. And I'm looking forward to reading the book.
Peace.
Clarifying Edit: Your mood, obviously, is a good sign that this work was important to you. Goldman reacting that way to what happened in The Princess Bride showed how important that story was to him. And that importance made you work as hard as you could, same as Goldman did and same as a striving parent does. You've said the creating of your stories is like being a parent. Neither job's easy. But thank you for doing your creating.
I hope you're taking a well-earned break. And, because I can share more than my pretension, here's video of Natalie Portman playing with puppies (http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/f88f8d6385).
I'll add: I'm proud of you. And I'm looking forward to reading the book.
Peace.
Clarifying Edit: Your mood, obviously, is a good sign that this work was important to you. Goldman reacting that way to what happened in The Princess Bride showed how important that story was to him. And that importance made you work as hard as you could, same as Goldman did and same as a striving parent does. You've said the creating of your stories is like being a parent. Neither job's easy. But thank you for doing your creating.
I hope you're taking a well-earned break. And, because I can share more than my pretension, here's video of Natalie Portman playing with puppies (http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/f88f8d6385).
So when do I get started on the soundtrack for this one? :)
This will help clear your mind.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ERlCmG4KqE (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ERlCmG4KqE)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ERlCmG4KqE (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ERlCmG4KqE)
The end seemed to come quickly, in the end. You raced towards it without looking back. Congrats!
Congratulations! I'm glad to hear it and hope the rest of the process is as painless as possible.
Congradulations. Am looking forward to reading it, whenever it gets throught the publishing process.
Congratulations if such is desired, commiseration as is needed.
(I just sent off the email to get a copyeditor assigned for my dissertation, another one of those strangely significant steps that hit me as I hit "send"...)
(I just sent off the email to get a copyeditor assigned for my dissertation, another one of those strangely significant steps that hit me as I hit "send"...)
Wonderful news! I am among many who are looking forward to it.
Congratulations! Not to go and bring up work when you probably want to take a breather after just finishing this, but, will you be going back to Joey Lafaye for the next novel, or do you think you'll start something new from scratch?
Congratulations! I know precisely how good that feels and I'm definitely looking forward to seeing it when it comes out.
Thank you for sharing such a happy moment.
The thought of that is so cool that I forgot to breathe for a minute.
Excellent news!
Hopefully you'll have some kind of break soon!
Hopefully you'll have some kind of break soon!
Maybe now the platypus will give you a break!
Congratulations! Hopefully the postpartum won't be too bad.
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