Life on Jupiter.: The Ink's Run Dry

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I'm a lover of music and I'm a lover of words. I may come across as sarcastic, cynical and pathetic; it's okay if you think that, because that's how I roll. I've been alive since the 17th of November 1993; I've been a Vegetarian since the 19th of May 2008. Stephen Fry, in my young eyes, is God. (You can find an old monologue of his somewhere on the right-hand side of this page.)

Sit back, relax, take a leap right out of your world. It'll only take a minute of your time. Don't knock it until you've tried it.

19 April, 2009

The Ink's Run Dry

I can't write at all lately... I either have scenes in my head that don't tie in with the current story, or I just can't keep a storyline together. It's bugging me loads. Sop I cast my mind back to when I would write non-stop in Year Six (I'm in Year Ten now), and it was all fan fiction. Then I thought, why don't I just write fan fiction but make up the names?! I mean, I'll have to pen a plot of course. I don't want to waste time writing just 5 chapters and then finishing the tale with just that! But the inspiration is still not coming. I just don't know if I have what it takes to be a proper novelist... I mean, how could somebody ever come up with such an amazing character as Jack Twist (or was it just Jake Gyllenhaal that made Jack that amazing)?

Kindest Regards,

Stripes xy

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Sam19 April 2009 at 18:44
I don't think you should give up being an author just because you can't get any inspiration at the moment. I don't know of any other authors that wrote books when they were 15. Just look at Ang Lee, he didn't start writing until he was 28, and didn't think of Jack Twist till he was 51! I think you've got what it takes to be an author, so don't give up!
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My Top Ten Favourite Quotes from Confucius :

You Cannot Open a Book Without Learning Something.
The Will to Win, The Desire to Succeed, The Urge to Reach Your Full Potential... These Are The Keys That Will Unlock The Door to Personal Excellence.
We Should Feel Sorrow, But Not Sink Under Its Oppression.
Old Age, Believe Me, is a Good And Pleasant Thing. It is True You Are Gently Shouldered Off The Stage, But Then You Are Given Such a Comfortable Front Stall as Spectator.
Only The Wisest And Stupidest of Men Never Change.
It is Easy to Hate And it is Difficult to Love. This is How The Whole Scheme of Things Works. All Good Things Are Difficult to Achieve; And Bad Things Are Very Easy to Get.
Never Give a Sword to a Man Who Can't Dance.
If I Am Walking With Two Other Men, Each of Them Will Serve as my Teacher. I Will Pick Out The Good Points of The One And Imitate Them, and The Bad Points of The Other and Correct Them in Myself.
Choose a Job You Love, And You Will Never Have to Work a Day in Your Life.
By Three Methods We May Learn Wisdom: First, by Reflection, Which is Noblest; Second, by Imitation, Which is Easiest; And Third by Experience, Which is The Bitterest.

An Old Stephen Fry Monologue :

"I hate you, I despise you, I loathe you. Everything about you DISGUSTS me. Your ears, eyes, nose, mouth, tongue, legs, knees, stomach, ribs and bottom make me want to vomit up. You're repulsive, loathsome, grotesque and insupportable. I want to kill you, I want to twist your nipples off and throw them to the dogs. You scum. You low, corrosive lump of fecal horror, you maniac bastardly turd. I would rather drink stale urine from Norman Fowler's arse-pit than remain one moment more in your defiling company. You're filth, you're cack, you're the ooze of a burst boil; I abominate you, you towering mound of corrupted slime. Your every utterance is like the slithering hiss of a fat maggot in the putrid guts of a deomposing rat; your face is fouler than the unwiped inner ring of Satan's rectum."

Life on Jupiter.

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19 April, 2009

The Ink's Run Dry

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