Blogflog: These are not the themes you seek. *Jedi wave*

[dwg.livejournal.com]

I just woke up, and behold, LKH has gifted me with something so very, very beautiful.

I blinked blearily through the first part -- blah, blah, comics as GP#7 marked the end of Brett Booth's art. From #8 onward we get Ron Lim. I remember a while back that there was an announcement about this and this is the reason why GP#7 has been delayed. That, and apparently Stacie M. Ritchie is no longer doing the script adaptions, but nobody saw fit to mention her departure.

Apparently, Blood Noir been fully edited and will be sent back to the publisher in New York (PH34R!) and LKH has been working on Merry Gentry #7.

And succeeded in coming up with a title.

Brace yourselves.

When [Blood Noir] goes off to New York, I get to work on Merry #7, which finally has a title; SWALLOWING DARKNESS.

The bold is completely my emphasis. My only reaction to reading this is, "OH. MY. FUCKING. GOD."

What a wonderful way to wake up, eh?

We're putting the title in the fan club newsletter that should be going out in about five days, and we're putting the new title in it. But I couldn't wait to share. MISTRAL'S KISS, A LICK OF FROST, now, SWALLOWING DARKNESS; I sense a theme.

The first four books had their theme; A KISS OF SHADOWS, A CARESS OF TWILIGHT, SEDUCED BY MOONLIGHT, and a STROKE OF MIDNIGHT. It would be nicely linear if we did four books with the men's name theme, then four more with another theme, but the name theme may go for more than four books. I think it will. I'm already working on new ideas using some of the other men's names. We'll see.

THIS IS NOT THE THEME YOU SEEK! *Jedi wave*

SWALLOWING. DARKNESS. WTF. THESE GOGGLES DO NOTHING.

Discuss.

Comments

[unrund.livejournal.com]

*points to her Icon*
*laughs and laughs and laughs inbetween bouts of running away*

[easol.livejournal.com]

Yeah, that sums up my state of mind.

[bad-habit.livejournal.com]

Yes... it is all that and a cupcake, isn't it? (:

[unrund.livejournal.com]

There are cupcakes? Where?
Also, your comment made no sense to me. Is it because I am not a native speaker or because I am tired[or stupid, but shhh! not everyone needs to know that ^_~]?

[bad-habit.livejournal.com]

Well, I assume somewhere in the world there are cupcakes. So there.

And my comments don't have to make sense. There are no rules about making sense, are there?! I'm not a native speaker either (for instance: one of the funkiest phrases I translated into Turkish is "don't play a badger" (or "don't badger about" if you wish) - which is unusable in the said language but makes me immensely happy). And all I meant was that the news does indeed make one do everything that you described, plus a smidgen more (a cupcakes worth of more laughing and running). Ta-dah! See? I make sense!

I think I'll take that cupcake now...

[unrund.livejournal.com]

*takes the cupcake and licks it*
Still want it? [that always worked on my brothers XD]

Huh, you make a fair amount of sense. Strange. It is probably the sleep and caffeine deprivation speaking out of me. Still, I hate phrases you can´t translate or, if you translate them, only make sense to yourself *puts them on the smite list*

[bad-habit.livejournal.com]

Sure. *cuts off the top half* although now you owe me half a cupcake.

I like the phrases you can't translate or the rest. Mostly because I was with other Estonian friends who find my 'porsuk yapma' to be very funny indeed. :D

[unrund.livejournal.com]

*looks at you*
YOU ARE SO GROSS! *squirms away from you* But at least now you got my cooties :p

It´s good to have friends who understand your kind of humor, ne?!! :D