tuppence for stardust

interlude


Magic is ultimately at its best when it has actual effects. A faint glimmer of glitter an episode of Eastenders later doesn't do it. Nobody likes a syncopated tease that gets you going and then buggers off.


I fear these metaphors are a multi-car pileup during low-visibility weather. Horrifically violent, yet tragically riveting.


But then, my dearest Julia, what choice do I have? This is what happens when your editor puts a rocket under your rear and invites you to light the blue touchpaper. Phwoarrrrrrr. We have ignition. We have lift-off.


(We also have a decidedly sore derriere, but that’s another story. )


I trust you can handle the worst of the revisions. You have my thanks, dearest Julia, and may fortune keep you from the dress sense of L.S.E pseudo-academics.


Important note to all spellweavers; adjust vodka content to mental state.



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