Week 1 of the group creative experiment is over and oh, MY! Y’all are awesome, and thank you for playing! So here’s the week’s wrapup for Week 1 of the music-prompt group creativity experiment.<\/p>\n
Peach’s haiku<\/a>: Heartbeat in a tango<\/em> gave me shivers.<\/p>\n Danielle Yockman, a scene from work-in-progress Seducing the Assassin<\/em><\/a>: So we’re three pieces in and I’m already seeing a trend: detail, visceral, sensual. Feeling the night and sucking in jasmine air.<\/p>\n Astrid Cruz aka @artistikem “ Babette James, a scene from work-in-progress As Clear As Day<\/em><\/a>: I’ve been reading snippets of this in Romance Divas chat, so I was unprepared for a long snip and great progress, lady. Looks like you really made some headway. Congratulations.<\/p>\n Galendara, artist, with a variation on Pieta, Jenn Topper, “Jean-Baptiste Foulon is a Brilliant Liar<\/a>\u201d: A beautiful assistant with her Series 7<\/em>. The ending? Love! I adore the conversational first person (as opposed to the distanced first person), when the storyteller talks directly to the reader. It may be my favorite point of view. The man’s name even feels significant. I think I’m missing a joke.<\/p>\n Guy LeCharles Gonzales, “Thinking About New Orleans<\/a>\u201d:\u00a0 You gave me melancholy. *sniffle*<\/p>\nBaby\u2019s Black Balloon \u201cThe Collector\u201d<\/strike> [dead link]: OMG the detail! dark-haired gypsy queen who never did understand the difference between herself and real royalty<\/em> and black-velvet spider lashes<\/em> and Virginia Slim Menthol Lights<\/em> and the old Lafitte\u2019s instead of Caf\u00e9 Lafitte\u2019s<\/em>. I am in lurve with this piece.<\/p>\nYerba Buena<\/strike>\u201d [dead link]: The juxtaposition of music that comes from an extraordinarily humid climate and walking into a story that takes place in what seems to be a very arid heat was jolting\u2014in a good way!<\/p>\nThe Mother and the Wounded Daughter<\/strike> [dead link]: Genius. Genius.<\/p>\n