There is just something about music that gets my creative juices going. I love music, all types. I realize that certain songs will drive a particular scene that I am writing or will help with character development.
I have used music to get me into a writing zone for as long as I can remember. In writing Marked in Montana, I was actually listening to “Afternoon in Paris” by Sonny Rollins for the speechless feeling Sam was feeling when she ran into Grant. By the time I got to their love scene, I was listening to “Seduction” by Eminem (Recovery). I reread the scenes in time with the music and then read them out loud on their own. Your orders can be cialis mg placed via phone calls. At times, the provider will have offers and this means, you will get the best treatment for premature ejaculation in India at the super specialty clinic to buying cialis on line get rid of orgasm and ejaculatory issues. So in order to achieve utmost appreciation on bed from your woman you should gain stronger erection with increased ejaculation time so that you can become a responsible driver and generic sildenafil it will give you pleasure and satisfaction both together while intercourse. The success of online levitra bought this these studies, proving the safety of this treatment, has paved the way for conditions like kidney failure, heart stroke and sexual dysfunctions. The scenes by themselves make you think of the tempo the songs.
My muse typically likes to come out and play when a song is playing. When I want to relax and listen to jazz, my male muse comes walking in and asks me to dance. In our dance, he speaks lines that he wants me to use for one of his spawns, the Alpha with a Barry White voice.
When I am wound up and want to make my female lead explode on the page, the female muse storms into the room with Alanis Morrisette or Beyonce blaring as if it is her anthem. She sits on the arm of my chair and tells me what and who she doesn’t like or who should be shot or maimed.
I have learned over the years when the Muse has their anthem, there is no stopping them when they march in screaming ‘Hey, that’s my jam!’
Music can affect everything about a day. The songs I hear on my way to work set the “mood” for the day. I try to keep a homemade CD in the car that I labeled “My Sin-a-long Songs” for those days when there is nothing but junk and talk on regular radio.
Me too! I have a CD mix especially for Fridays….my Friday jams always puts me in the “write” mood.