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Polishing 'Dreaming of Elspeth'
Wyatt Started conversation Nov 26, 2006
Hi, langslady, I have Polished your Entry, soon to be published in the UG. Have a look and make sure everything is alright, before I turn it over to the UGeds. A17703704
I didn't really change a lot, I switched the curly quotes to straight quotes, and broke up some of the lengthy paragraphs. There is something else I was thinking of doing, but I thought I'd get your opinion first: Perhaps it would be a good idea to italicise Iain's narrative, to distinguish it from the the rest and indicate the transition better?
Polishing 'Dreaming of Elspeth'
langsandy Posted Nov 28, 2006
Hello Wyatt - I'm surprised 'Dreaming' has
got this far but yes - italicising the narrative
should be OK - but more than that, do you mind
deleting the paragraph spacing and distinguish
them by indenting their first lines - thanks ever
- now I have to figure out how it got that far -
cheers and thanks for you suggestions - langsandy
Polishing 'Dreaming of Elspeth'
langsandy Posted Nov 28, 2006
dr Wyatt
'That's two in a week' is Al talking to himself -
it should be roman - thanks - looks great - cheers
landsandy
Polishing 'Dreaming of Elspeth'
Wyatt Posted Nov 28, 2006
Dr. Wyatt!
I don't really see what you mean. I italicised that because it is a thought, not something he said aloud.
Polishing 'Dreaming of Elspeth'
langsandy Posted Nov 29, 2006
its Doc Halliday & Wyatt Earp -
[the straight shooter] but enough o' that :
i can understand you italicising Iain's subtext
but that is sufficient - thanks ever - sang landy
Polishing 'Dreaming of Elspeth'
Wyatt Posted Nov 29, 2006
So do you mean you want the character's thoughts in plain text, instead of italics?
Polishing 'Dreaming of Elspeth'
langsandy Posted Nov 29, 2006
Hi Wyatt - please do that - only Iain's
subtext should be in italic & one other
correction : please flush left the first
line of the story's opening paragraph -
thanks again - langsandy
Polishing 'Dreaming of Elspeth'
langsandy Posted Nov 30, 2006
well dang me Wyatt, aught t' take a rope
an' hang me if thet ain't t' durndest story
i ever seen - whatch y' make ef it yirself
now thet yi'v bin thro it - nor hed or tails
kin i mek ef it - tho i kin still see Elspeth
an i wis furteen et th' time - evr hav a luv
lek thet ? - cheers fer i wid drink t' thet !
- langsandy
Polishing 'Dreaming of Elspeth'
Wyatt Posted Nov 30, 2006
I don't really know what you're saying, but I'll take that as a 'yes'.
Polishing 'Dreaming of Elspeth'
langsandy Posted Nov 30, 2006
yes yes yes yes dr Wyatt - thanks
for your patience - cheers
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