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Something I’ve noticed about myself is I find it difficult to objectively go back and re-read something I’ve done ( usually if I’m writing a follow up ). Whenever I do go back and look at a finished story I can’t see it as that finished story, I can still see all the things that might have been there but were never written, the things that were there and got taken away, and the things that got added along the way.
I can see the nips and the tucks and the seams, which, if I’ve done my job well, should be invisble to absolutely anyone else that reads it …
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Here’s the titles for the first four issues of ‘Magic America: Volume Two.’
# 13. It’s The End Of The World As We Know It ( And I Feel Fine )
# 14. Things Ain’t What They Used To Be
# 15. The Deeds Of The Few
# 16. Things To Do When You’re Dead
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Once a project is out in the world I’m usually already working on a new project. It’s just the way I am, I can’t not be working on something. As soon as I’m done with one thing my thoughts have moved on to the next thing. It’s pretty much the way it always goes …
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I always knew writing a story like ‘Magic America,’ set in several different time periods would be an interesting challenge and a new way of doing things, but so far I’ve got to say I’m enjoying it, even if getting things to sync up can sometimes fry my thought process a bit …
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When a story finally clicks, when all those threads come together, when it flows, when it sings, when it reaches what you always hoped it would, that moment, right there, that moment never ever gets old …
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In Volume One of ‘Magic America’ we followed Jesse and Tom pretty much exclusively but with Volume Two it’s not just their story anymore, it’s a lot more that road trip kind of vibe I originally thought Volume One would be but then wasn’t. It’s much more of a group thing too. We learn more about the other characters as the story expands …
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I think I’ve always been more interested in a story that has a distinct destination, I don’t think I could write something that goes on indefinitely …
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Magic America can be an unwieldy thing at times. I often find myself trying to wrestle it one way when clearly it wants to go another. And more often or not it wins out, cause a story always knows what it knows …
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