It came out very short. Mostly because I think it wants to be a novel.
Isn't it just so cute to see the hopes and aspirations of the little ones?
But seriously, carnival settings are always intriguing - it's inherent in its very nature, being a meeting place of the normal and the odd. Reminiscent of a seashore beach in some ways, as an interface between two disparate environments and only existing as an interface. I enjoyed the April Question @ Hand because of the carnival connection, and I'd be happy to see more from you along those lines.
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Date: 2011-09-30 07:57 pm (UTC)It came out very short. Mostly because I think it wants to be a novel.
Isn't it just so cute to see the hopes and aspirations of the little ones?
But seriously, carnival settings are always intriguing - it's inherent in its very nature, being a meeting place of the normal and the odd. Reminiscent of a seashore beach in some ways, as an interface between two disparate environments and only existing as an interface. I enjoyed the April Question @ Hand because of the carnival connection, and I'd be happy to see more from you along those lines.