Desiderius Price

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It’s like rolling the dice, picking a name or two out of a hat. I’ll typically google for one. “Random name (blah)” where “(blah)” is what I’m looking for, be it a religion, a horse name, etc. By just having something to look out, it lets my head filter out, modify it, etc, until I do have something that makes sense for what I’m up to.

Heck, the name for Portland, Oregon was decided by a coin flip. Boston was a contender because one party was from Boston, MA, the other from Portland, Maine, (naming it after the towns they had left) and they agreed to the coin as a way to resolve their disagreement. For regular normal places, if I don’t want it named after an existing location, is I’ll take an existing city, tweak it phonetically. Outside of that, if I’m stuck, I’ll use a random name generator for assistance.

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And I’m calling it a night myself. Catch ‘ya tomorrow. Either here or in babble proper.

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Spoilers can vary, just an example. For my story, effectively, the next part is starting, and for this part, I need details to be in agreement (and small details can matter).

And I checked, already been bumped. Though it’s M/F, not M/M.

Yep, it’s slightly better. However, this one will record the chat in full for a lot longer. (Good from the history, bad if you’re discussing spoilers.)

Got a chapter posted, will be a while to the next one because I’ve got to do a whole bunch of them at once, effectively.

Just created one…. http://www2.adult-fanfiction.org/forum/topic/64956-i-cant-believe-its-not-babble/

A substitute chat forum topic until Babble is operational.

Wasn’t certain, so I figured the heads up could be useful to the mods.

Chapter 8, “Favors” is now posted!

(spoiler alert) I remember the countdown scene in the GalaxyQuest, “It always stops at one.” A nick-in-time can be nuanced too, especially when both parties are responding to the other’s presence. (ie, villain accelerates the schedule of his attack because he sees the heroic forces moving in, and the heroic forces punch on the gas.) Is it a deus ex or not? And sometimes, one can get so involved in writing the story that it’s easy to miss the fact that a deus ex is forming, due to desire that the story resolves itself favourably for the main characters. In my potter fanfics, once I became aware that I was doing it, I cut back, and either: 1) let some situations turn out negative (which happens), or 2) rewrite to avoid the particular situation, perhaps with a different scene that turns out similar w/o the deus ex. And now that I’m writing originals that I want a good deal of realism too, I generally avoid them.

Babble’s acting up again. (no posting)

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