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Saturday, March 29, 2008
Evil

Whilst resurching my book I've been looking into murder,when you think of famous mass murders and the energy generated by it ie the fear the hate the evil. When the case is solved what happens to this disturbing energy. Here in England one of our most recent cases the west murders, the house was demolished, well who would want to live there, but the plot on which it stood surely remembers what took place there. This has started to obsess me, if hauntings are a recording of a terrible incident that took place in that enviroment, how does one clear it how do you clear the evil? I am by no means psycic but as a child we lived in a terraced house in a very poor part of Sheffield that house oused bad feeling and fear, no matter what anyone said, I never felt comfortable alone there. It was only after we left that a neighbour told us that a little old lady had been brutilybeaten to death in the livingroom. The energy never leaves it just stays and festers until someone can answer the questions of the dead and that does not always mean an arrest and trial.

Posted by lynne black 2008-03-29 20:03:44


Friday, March 14, 2008
Scary

I am sorry if Scary can not be read I think an error must have occured whilst I was saving it!. What I wanted to say was that I have started a new project, a novel and I'm finding it a little worrying. It is essentially a ghost story but skulking about the edges is a serial killer and the scary part is that I can write the thoughts and limited feelings of this character. Finding that you have a truly darkside is somewhat disturbing. It has almost stopped me from continuing. To rationalise things a little I was brought up by a mother who was facinated by murder, she collected books and magazines on the subject, she even had a copy of Sir Bernard Spilsbys (not sure if thats spelt right) book about autopsy's that he performed whilst he was a coroner for New Scotland Yard. You could say it's in the blood and as far as I know my Mother never tried out anything that she read. Maybe I should just revel in my darkside and enjoy delving into the dark thoughts, then pass the nightmares on to you! By the way, many thanks for reading my poems, all comments gratefully recived. I will be trying out some of the chapters of my book on you soon. Lynne

Posted by lynne black 2008-03-14 20:31:16


Wednesday, March 5, 2008
beginnings

Its been awhile and what I wrote was rubbish anyway! I am in the throws of trying to write a ghost story, something of a more serious nature than my poems, which and I thank you all very much, have been read and rated, which gives me a little faith in my ability! I am a trained artist, every piece I have ever made has had a story woven around it,which until recently I have been happy to keep in my imagination, but I can not do that anymore. The compulsion to write has been growing stronger over the years and now I can not ignore it!. Its a little scary branching out into something new, the doubts kick in, can I find the words, can I justify the time spent on the computer, will my family give me any peace!!. Biggest of all do I have the will to sit and capture all those fleeting thoughts and will anyone be interested!

Posted by lynne black 2008-03-05 01:40:13




 

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