I guess that, in the end, is the point of the distance quote - is it more effective to write the obvious sequel where they go back and shag like bunnies, or leave it in a place where the reader knows exactly what's going to happen next and their imagination fills in the gaps?
(Sorry, you've caught me in a bit of a philosophical mood! Thanks - glad you liked the story. :) )
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Date: 2007-12-10 01:04 pm (UTC)Mmmmyeah! :D
I guess that, in the end, is the point of the distance quote - is it more effective to write the obvious sequel where they go back and shag like bunnies, or leave it in a place where the reader knows exactly what's going to happen next and their imagination fills in the gaps?
(Sorry, you've caught me in a bit of a philosophical mood! Thanks - glad you liked the story. :) )