Well, friend, my musicals master notes must round four, five inches thick, and I've been workin' on it since August of 2007. I've got the first part outlines, got a dozens of songs for it typed out, and must be dozens more in my mind. Basically, it's about a rebellious Catholic schoolgirl, and the ghost that appears to her on Halloween Night, and proceeds to teach her sorcery; she ultimatelyrebels against him too, and well, finds out that wasn't such a good idea, let's just say. The themes are faith, doubt, and blasphemy, and the whole thing's very fairy-tele-esque.
My patent ideas are varied, but my favorite is my vortex engine idea, which air powered by heat, and turns them into concentrically layered vortices of air moving in alternating directions reinforcing each other in the process. It's like a tornado, but more involved, and at any rate, I'm not the first inventor to develop a radical energy solution.
In the end, my predecessors have been essentially martryrs, crucified, doused in oil, and set on fire to light the Appenine Freeway below. Their big problem as I see it, was they figured all they needed was invent, sell to a big business, and that would be that-- no need to market, no need to appreciate the nature of business, no nothing. Hopefully, I'm different from them, if only because I know not to make the same mistakes, and need to be more populist then they.
As for my ideas of children's books for my first one all I need in an illustrator. The story is just a simple retelling of a childhood memory from Cooperstown inductee Rollie Fingers, but captures the pain (and humor) from surviving a gallingly awful mistake.
Authors of children's books don't make a lot of money, but I could use the name recognition, though. Basically ,I jst need a support network to get started--there's lot of entry point, however, and I'm rarin' to go.
25 Mar 2013, 5:06 pm
