The kitchen?
Where you keep pie?
Look, I can see that it's in my best interests to not say any more.
Or else I may incriminate myself in a possible vice-grip/pie crime.
The kitchen?
Where you keep pie?
Anyone know of a book/movie that does this sorta storyline? I'm drawing a blank.
So, I'm playing around with my monster today. (no eyebleach, I swear, I mean on paper in a story.)
Thanks! That's a start at least. Maybe I'll get some insight from those sources.I'll ponder on this awhile.
The Seeker had an episode of such -
A Confessor was born, her mother died, releasing her father from Confession (when a Confessor Confesses someone, they become her slave - body, mind, soul. Once Confessed, they can only be freed by her (or their) death). He was terrified of falling under the thrall of his child and so kept her isolated with no knowledge of her mother or the power within her.
Cutting to the chase, when she's a teenager, she is kidnapped (Big Bad wants a Confessor) and in a rescue attempt and its associated skirmish, she instinctively Confesses an attacker.
She's told a little about what she is/can do but goes rogue - Confessing anyone who won't let her have her way over the slightest thing.
Wasn't this the series you said you were giving up on? Because, I have to say, the way you tell it, it sounds really interesting.
Maybe you can write the CliffsNotes for me.
I'll check it out, Laurie, thank you!
Dammit! I gave my book to my mom.Another one that comes to mind would be Rowan in Anne Rice's The Witching Hour series.
BTW, BW, your first suggestions...
Yup, same series.
It wasn't all bad. The premise was good and the characters interesting - lots of magic. (I like magic) But every so many episodes the cheese factor gets pretty thick.
We stuck though both seasons on Netflix.
I recommend it.
Just keep in mind the cheese factor.
Puberties. I like it. And I am adopting it. *nods*All those recommendations for Soapdish about the teens transforming into monsters they do not understand are really helpful for me too. I'm having the same problem while trying to plan out a similar story: non-Japanese girl puberties (totally a verb now) into a monster from Japanese mythology.
No, I hadn't heard of that one. But It's awesome.Rokurokubi. Even if you know what they are, click the Wikipedia link for a super creepy painting by Hokusai.
Oh--I'm there.Speaking of Japanese mythology, have you listened to "Biba Jibun" by Eugie Foster over at Pseudopod? I don't want to ruin things, but it is a contemporary horror-ish story about a girl from the country who moves to Tokyo. Different from a lot of her stuff, but Eugie Foster is awesome in most things. I swear she had a story somewhere about Kitsune which is why I thought of this.