Having read Carl Hiasson’s latest novel Razor Girl, with a female protagonist, more an anti-hero, I decided to revisit a story idea I started more than a year and a half ago. The story of Missy Aldritch killing her husband on Columbus Day has no working title as of yet. And back in August of 2016 I did some additional writing and revision to the story.
Today, after a reread yesterday at Barnes & Noble, I decided to put my story and outline notes to the office white board and do some brainstorming. Maybe get some fresh thoughts and idea peculating in my writer’s mind. At right is a picture of what that looked like this afternoon. (Click on the picture to enlarge in a new tab.) As usual, it’s always a work in progress, but thankfully I’m back at it again.
Here’s the link to the  revised On Columbus Day Miss Aldritch Killed Her Husband story start. [MA-DLV]
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Revisiting Renninger’s Antique Market in Adamstown, Pennsylvania: A Trip into Lost America and Americana
by Craig Hartranft on August 16, 2021
in A Writer's Life, Humor & Satire, Op-Ed, Travel
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Tagged as: Adamstown, Americana, antiques, Flea Market, Humor, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Renninger's, Renninger's Antique Market, Satire, Travel, Travelogue
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