On Designated Love Interests

 My guts have been acting up these past couple of days, so I’ve been having some trouble focusing. I very almost wrote another Note about fiction that refers to history without knowing what they’re talking about–but I have one of those on-site on The Emperor’s Club, and I have trouble keeping an audience as it is without repeating myself so quickly.

Well, okay, I think I have written about Designated Love Interests before, though I can’t find it on the blog. That means it’s fair game, right? I thought about it a bit when I read Shadow of the Wind a couple of weeks back.

In other news, National Novel Writing Month is coming, and I feel like I should start outlining. I haven’t started outlining. Oof.

On Protagonists Killing People They Know

 As I said before, I am seriously considering making a sort of online set of annotations for books (through Blogger, perhaps). Then again, I seriously consider many ideas that tend not to go anywhere because of melancholy. Or something. I don’t know. Maybe World War III is starting and there’s no point to anything.

Anyhow, this week I read another Brandon Sanderson book, which was quite fun, and I suspect the next book will be The Lost Years of Merlin (which would also be fun to annotate).

Cool Settings for Historical Fiction/Fantasy

 I did not know if I would have time for a Saturday Note this week, and I don’t really have that much–so forgive me that this one is a bit hasty.

Once again, the urge overcame me to create a website of annotations for certain books, much like we see with L-Space or the 13th Depository. I like making book annotations! And at times I feel like I have contributed very little else worthwhile to the Intersnet.

"Book Dumb" Heroes

 I am unsure as to whether I will have time to write a Saturday Note for next weekend. There is a small chance, but I will be busy on Friday and Saturday, so it’s entirely possible that it will fall through the cracks.

I am almost finished with the “Hidden Ones” DLC for Assassin’s Creed: Origins, and it’s worth noting that Assassin’s Creed: Mirage comes out next week!

This idea kind of floated in my head because I just rewatched Conan the Barbarian, and there’s also a new Percy Jackson book that just came out, which has some relevance to the topic of the Note.

On the Rhetorically Invincible Protagonist

 Tuesday was rough, despite being International Talk Like a Pirate Day, but I sailed through those waters without walking the plank! I take me victories where I be findin’ them. The rest of the week went much better than that, and next week will be fantastic, God willing. I also hope to draft some letters soon.

We shall see!

Note for Batman Day

 This week was alright, but I fully expect that next week will be much better! I am currently reading To Shape a Dragon’s Breath, and after that I think I’ll get to re-reading Pyramids? Still doing Discovery Tour, learning about mummies and shiz.

National Hispanic Heritage Month began yesterday, but today is BATMAN DAY so we’re going to talk about BATMAN today.

Immortals & Long-Lived Characters

 Well, we’re back on the “Can’t Sleep One Night a Week” Train, which is a bummer to say the least. I feel like I’m just a horrible mess.

But! I’m doing Discovery Tour on Assassin’s Creed: Origins, learning about ancient Egypt and shiz. And I’m trying to take up painting again! I’m reading all kinds of new books, too! And, if we’re lucky, I can start outline something and have a plan for National Novel Writing Month.

This was inspired by (I think?) a random comment I saw on BIONICLE. Maybe it was on TV Tropes? It seemed like the kind of thing that would be on TV Tropes.