This is the Paris Ministry of Culture. The facade is like lace-- rigid, metal, architectural, lace. In a shifted form, it made the transition from reality to fiction recently.
click to enlarge, to see the pattern...
The Sacred Scars final revision began at 6am this morning. A thousand thanks to everyone who has written to me about Skin Hunger. Encouragment: literally, "the act of transmitting courage" is something most writers need now and then....
And now, into the cliffs...I will be there awhile.
6 comments:
at first, i thought it was scaffolding. cool.
So did I.
It's extraordinary. I saw it the first time from a distance, then a few days later, walked around it...it is surrounded by stone buildings. It looks like a daisy in a rose bed.
k
Kathleen,
I can't wait for Sacred Scars. I review for the Children's Literature Comprehensive Database and I've asked them to let me do Sacred. I hope they say yes! I have several sixth and seventh grade students waiting with baited breath, too.
Nicola
awwwww...thanks! I revising now, trying to tuck in all the loose ends and make sure the 300 plot threads get braided, so your kind words are really appreciated.
Tell your readers I am working hard and that the book will be out late summer/fall 09.
Thanks for teaching creatively--anyone with that shirt and that tie *has* to be a classroom blast.
You have the best photos! This is SO COOL.
I hope the revision is going well. I can't wait.
Wow, again with the incredible photo! I'm hoping to get back to Paris while we live in Germany (I visited Paris when I was 15, what a treat!) and if I do I'm going to seek out that building. It's just so different!
Oh....Sacred Scars...there aren't words to describe my anticipation!!!
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