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James D. Macdonald says, on the topic of how to tell when you've reached the end of your story:
"The characters suddenly don't know what to do next. They wander around. One of them orders out for pizza."
My discovery this morning takes that same principle into a different arena: When you start dreaming that you're putting the groceries away, you might as well just get the hell up.
"The characters suddenly don't know what to do next. They wander around. One of them orders out for pizza."
My discovery this morning takes that same principle into a different arena: When you start dreaming that you're putting the groceries away, you might as well just get the hell up.