I've recently been stressed and just over all tired. I've been trying to finish up on this rewrite and been working on my query.
Both are making me feel like I'm going crazy and I want to throw sticks at my query.
In other news, though, I finished Golden Sun: Dark Dawn the week I got it. Great game. I like how it takes place 30 years after the initial Golden Sun events. Though, I would have never thought Garet to have a mustache....That came completely off as a surprise. Yet, it works. Imagine that.
There's also new Djinnis you collect. Unlike Golden Sun and Golden Sun: The Lost Age, they're drawn to portray their names and what kind of Djinns they are. At first it took me by surprise and I wasn't sure what I thought of it. After a while, I loved how they drew them (not like I didn't before, but when I first saw them drawn to match their names, I never remembered it happening in the other games, though that's probably because it never did xD).
But anyway, this happens 30 years after the Golden Sun event. In this time frame, there's been Psynergy vortexes popping up all over the place. Having the soar wing, Isaac had plans of going to Mount Aleph where the start of it happened, but of course, Garet's son being just like Garet breaks the soar wing. Now Isaac's son Matthew, Ivan's daughter Karis, and Garet's son Tyrell must go on their own adventure to gather the Roc Feather needed for the soar wing.
I find it a great little sequel to the other games. Though, just like the other two games, there's a cliffhanger. What happens to the Psynergy vortexes? What's going on at Mount Aleph? It feels like there's another sequel in the making, but is there? Or is it truly it?
Besides playing Golden Sun: Dark Dawn, I've been playing Fable II. It's different from other games I have, that's for sure. I'm not sure what I think about it, yet. I like it and it draws me in, but I guess I have to play more to initially make my final decision.
Book wise, I finished PERSONAL DEMONS and BREAK. And that's pretty much it besides crazy family issues going on (like my dad's side of the family being a pain and all and just being overly dramatic. There's no reason to cause the stress that they do, but of course, the main person just seems to love doing it and making us look bad. I feel so bad for my grandma. I wish I could have seen her and seen how she's doing this past weekend after her stroke).
Until next time. Maybe next time, I'll have my rewrite finished and will talk about my struggles with the god awful query letter (though maybe I just need to be beaten with a stick and do my homework. :p)
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