Well, I’m writing about these William Malone movies. It’s becoming clear to me that I know nearly nothing about writing a readable review.
Learning how to do it properly can simply be the next great adventure. That is, I mean, between the family, job, magic practice, and writing fiction.
I still work on magic, and most of what I practice is larger effects. It’s easy enough to stash a deck of cards, some rubber bands, and whatever else in my pocket to tinker with on lunch at work.
It’s a little more difficult to work with big metal rings or bass cups from the office break room while phones are ringing in the next room. I suppose I could keep pulling ropes through my neck. It’s quiet enough, but potentially unnerving.
I am also writing. A lot. I have a journal full of idea scraps and a system of randomly pulling scraps together. It’s been a lot of fun. While I have no doubt that some of the writing in this blog is rough, the fiction is written, re-written, proofread, and re-written again. So, I do that in my lunch breaks.
Magic needs to wait until those times between the kids, the wife, and simply unwinding.
And I plan to use it.
Friends who have seen me grow over the last ten years might have some interesting reactions to this.
I write best with a little bit of chaos in the mix. Random ingredients that have no immediate connection to the story. In fact, I love working that way.
Creation is magic to me. Better than magic, creation is an absolute and knowable force.
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