Lately I’ve been devoting most of my free time to working on Alice and the Warden, and I haven’t been putting much energy into blogging — reading or writing. Since I consider writing fiction to be my strongest talent, I’m at peace with the idea of posting a new story section once a week and spending the rest of my time offline.
Totally not dead. Not snubbing anyone. Not bored and on the verge of disappearing. I’m just entering my third trimester, and feeling more introverted than usual. Still completely enamored with storytelling.
I do want to say this, however, in regards to Alice and the Warden:
I am aware that I named the baby Alicia.
I know that spoken out loud, Alice and Alicia are pronounced very differently, but in written form we’re merely swapping an ‘e’ for an ‘ia’.
I know that this can get visually confusing.
In fact, I even had an argument with Alice over it (yes, my own fictional character), and pointed out that in a story that is intended to be read, it would be easier if we named the baby something else. I was promptly informed that either I write the story as it comes to me, or I can forget writing the story at all.
So, I apologize if I accidentally type ‘Alice’ when I meant ‘Alicia’ (and vice versa). I’m doing my best to keep my brain and fingers on the correct course.
Could be worse. Alice could have gone with Alice. Some parents do enjoy naming the kids after themselves, using the exact same names.
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Lol, that would get way too confusing for me. Thank goodness she didn’t take that route.
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Don’t you just hate when your character tells you how it has to be? Good grief! 🙂
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