~NZ~


Fly Me to the Moon, Chapter 2The Stock Pot Inn, even when compared to other low-priced taverns, was a building marred with much negligence. Nobody mentioned the word renovation while inside its walls, and over time most people who lodged there came to grips with the peeling paint, lurking cockroaches, and creaking floorboards. They were just glad to find an inn charging less than three hundred rupees for the Festival.Fly Me to the Moon, Chapter 2
On price alone, the Stock Pot Inn outlasted its more lavish counterparts, and it didnt hurt that the owners were a respected family. They didnt pamper their guests, but they were kind and it was hard not to feel sympathy


Fly Me to the Moon, Chapter 1DONG! DONG! DONG!Fly Me to the Moon, Chapter 1
The clock tower welcomed the new day with a loud chime and the plaza came to life.
Vendors catered to the early risers, waving their goods in the air for all to see. The postman made his rounds, having honed his trade to the point where he could hurl a letter from several feet away and itd land in the mailbox. Mayor Doutor and his wife walked amongst their people. The children chased each other in a game of tag. All in all, a typical day for the market city of Clock Town.
A horse-drawn wagon pulled through the Eastern Gate, its passage accompanied by a loud clanking of hooves acro
| I am a teenage writer hoping to become a novelist one day. My writing centers both around the macabre and the comedic - and sometimes both at the same time. I write stories as well as MST's (humorous commentary on bad fan fiction / online stories), song lyrics, and what-have-you. I love entertaining people and I love to be entertained. Creativity is one of the best traits a human can have, and even if I can't draw like the majority of DA users, I hope to convey my creative side through words as well as others can through pictures. |
BTW, this is Amazee.
--
"P-A-R-T...why? Because I gotta!" - Jim Carrey, The Mask
*Glomp* I'm so glad you finally decided to start posting these somewhere...
But why a new account?
You're a brilliant writer. If what I've read is from eighth grade, I can't wait to see what you're capable of now.
That's my
--
It's easier to decide not to be in love than it is to try and fight it when you are.
Is that it? D: Still, I don't think I will. It feels like I'm summing up all you've written into a small piece of "critique". Commenting always feels so mean.
I'll wait.
--
It's easier to decide not to be in love than it is to try and fight it when you are.
Previous PageNext Page