I'm giggling just thinking about this question. Not quite sure why.
On good days, my muse looks like this:
On bad days, my muse looks like this:
I have no explanations. That's just how it is, I guess.
Now I'm curious...what does your muse look like?
Sarah Allen
I love it! My muse(s) are two boys desperately in need of haircuts!
ReplyDeleteMy muse doesn't have a look. She has a feel, the feel of dazzling yellow light.
ReplyDeleteMy muse is a nerd who does crossword puzzles and drinks too much and loves a good story. My muse can also be recalcitrant and moody and doesn't like people as much as solitude.
ReplyDeleteI think my muse looks like my old dog, Brandi, who used to sit at my feet while I wrote. It's not the same without her. Maybe my muse is going to start looking like a new puppy.
ReplyDeletehttp://bit.ly/nVmxLV
ReplyDeleteI think that link does my muse justice.
My muse is a quiet house, with tea brewing and the vague ticking of a mantle clock.
ReplyDeleteWhen I write, I have to have a visual of the character. For the lead character, I have to love them and it has to be unrequited. I usually scour the internet for an image that matches up and into the notes doc they go.
ReplyDeleteI love this! I think you summed it up pretty well!
ReplyDeletehttp://the-creationofbeauty.blogspot.com
I prefer to go to the amorphous blob place with my muse - or just stick to music as my muse.
ReplyDeleteMy muse is female with a major attitude.
ReplyDeleteWhich works out just fine for me 'cause most of my stories are written with strong female characters.