Oh Look! My Blog! (PLEASE READ)

It's been forever since I've been on this blog - most likely well over a year since I last checked in or posted anything. Negligence on my part, without a doubt. (I am, notably, really disappointed in myself for it.)

I have deleted all of the Artimis Paige (Now to be retitled 'The Artemis Recovery' or some such - undecided), because I have once again restarted the writing and planning process for the story. Also, I'm going to limit how much I post so that I don't run the risk of anyone stealing my work or publishers becoming uncomfortable how much of the story I've released beforehand.

I'm going to try to keep posting on here with updates and a few chapters here and there. I've changed the way I'm going to be writing the chapters, and so it may mean that I post the chapters in segments and chunks under the same chapter headings.For example: Chapter One, pt. 1; Chapter One, pt. 2...

I really hope I can build a following to the story and get feedback from you all. I'm going to ask a few people to read the story when I have a solid transcript developed, so I can revise and add to the story as people critique the process.

-Patricia M.

"Searching For Paradise"

Taking a note from a new friend, and trying to play with a more play-like storyline/writing style. So, here's a proposal for a story. Two music artists, different sides of a coin. Both of them are Caucasian, but one of them has gone all the way through school, worked the corporate line, and has diverted himself and gone into rap.  The other character is a girl who dropped out of high school in the hopes that she could make it without finishing either high school or college. The plot develops along these lines. Of course, the man is trying to escape the music industry now, in the hopes that he can find his 'Paradise' elsewhere. They cross paths as the female character of the story is looking to get a starter job at the music industry. He catches her on the way out after a disappointing interview, and they semi-hit it off. And it goes from there.

---note, old idea. I just found this in my drafts! Maybe I will go somewhere with this.

Sorry I've been gone for so long! School has been so busy.