This movie happens in a Room, also on the Roof of that Room, and in Suits.

Posted by sanskritmagazine on September 27, 2011 · 1 Comment 

 

Now, I don’t pretend to a master of pacing.  I don’t even pretend to be pretty good at recognizing certain bits of pacing.  However, for the edification of the people, I am going to start a series in this blog about pacing.  It is the most consistently damaging thing to a short story.  Watch the video above, and then the healing process may begin.

Filed under Short Fiction: A Story in 3500 Words

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One Response to “This movie happens in a Room, also on the Roof of that Room, and in Suits.”
  1. Alfonse Elric says:
    September 27, 2011 at 8:28 pm

    you mean to tell me that he had exactly $18 ready and in his pocket? so why in the world would he ask “how much?!”

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