I’ve been working
on the story of Yokai this week. I’m not going to give too much
away, but it’s one of three different stories I’m working on
involving professional wrestlers. One is the story of a young man who
is coming up in the business in the 1990s, his trials &
tribulations, and eventually his success in Japan. The second story
follows the same character, Yokai, in Japan after he’s retired from
wrestling and runs a local izakaya (that’s a bar/restaurant) with
his partner Dave. The third is about another wrestler named “Mac
the Rack”, a journeyman wrestler who has held steady positions in a
few companies over the years, training a kid who doesn’t want to be
a wrestler.
I have a job
interview today, so I’m going to have to be brief about what I’m
busy with.
So far, with what
I’ve written, a young Yokai has wandered into a small town gym for
a sip of water and attracted a lot of attention, since he looks kind
of like someone ran him through a meat grinder.
I’m having issues
with punctuation and dialog – mainly, I don’t know where the
punctuation in dialog goes, and I’ve been told many times that I do
it wrong.
I’ll be working on
that.
I think that about
does it for this week’s update on writing.
If you’re looking
for a book right now, I’d always suggest grabbing a copy of Grady
Hendrix’s “Horrorstör”, which is about a haunted Ikea-like store. It has one of the best covers I've ever seen, since it looks like an Ikea catalog!
Go
Out and Enjoy Something!
FC
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