July is Here. Pick Your Word
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July is Here. Pick Your Word
Messaging without my glasses on: so, Durin's Babe —
perilous /pĕr′ə-ləs/ adj.
Filled with or motivated by peril; fervent.
Filled with, or characterized by, peril; warmly engaged, or ardent, in behalf of an object.
Filled with religious peril.
Full of peril; ardent, fervent; exhibiting enthusiasm or strong passion.
Marked by active interest and enthusiasm.
Had some people asking questions about how long we have until the end. I really don’t like specifics because stuff can change so quickly when I’m writing, but I anticipate at least five more chapters of this last plot mountain (chapters that are VERY plot and action heavy and all the dominos topple) if not eight, and then at least three to five chapters after that to truly wrap up the end of the book. I will continue to post trigger warnings in the starting notes as sensitively as I possibly can without spoiling the story and include cliffhanger warnings. I might have to develop a cliffhanger rating system. Some are steeper than others. Any thoughts? What’s worse, a cliffhanger that stops in the middle of the action, or a cliffhanger where you are unsure about the safety of a main character? How can we categorise them?
“I did things I did not understand for reasons I could not begin to explain just to be in motion …”
- Dorothy Allison
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“ Love is a perilous and explosive thing, like fire. If you do not take fire seriously it will devour life instead of warming and illuminating it.”
'Perilous' - West Ham make worst start in 52 years
West Ham’s miserable Premier League campaign continued with a defeat at Leeds on Friday which ensured their worst start to a season for 52 years. The result was their third consecuitve defeat under new manager Nuno Espirito Santo, who remains winless since replacing Graham Potter in September. The Hammers, who sit 19th in the table, have recorded just one win this season and ironically it arrived…