As an aspiring poet and short story writer, I'm fond of reminding people: Never piss off a writer. A writer can immortalize an enemy by killingly them gruesomely, lingeringly, before lots and lots of readers.
(It's very satisfying.)
I'm working on a novella called The Elliptical. Someone I loved who had been cruel to others turned their cruelty my way and shook me up and broke my heart. I'm still shaking about it (and having shed quite a few tears).
What she did was give me the ammunition needed to turn this story around and make it more powerful than I ever imagined. And when it's published via Amazon Kindle, people will basically see her for what she is in doors- the complete opposite of the Christian she claims to be outside.
The problem now is, I'm overwhelmed with so many ideas of torture and I don't know which one to use. I know I don't want a quick death. She was good at telling certain people 'you don't deserve to die quickly. You deserve a slow death to the point that you beg to be put down.'
Yes, she said that.
That's the kind of punishment I will implement. Something nice and slow.
Stay Tuned
25 December 2014
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