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cesario, and posted in the vain hope that answering it may stir some deep-buried ember of creativity to life again, it's:Ask me a question about my writing. Any story, or no particular story, general or specific, addressed to me or one of my characters. And then if you're a writer post this in your own journal.
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Date: 2005-02-21 05:42 pm (UTC)I looked up synaesthesia in my Dictionary of English Literature and found that it was a form of poetic metaphor; and at that time I thought that was really all that it was, and hey, wouldn't it be keen -- and disturbing -- if somebody actually did see things that way all the time?
I didn't realize until much later, after I'd actually written "Touching Indigo", that it was an actual, documented, testable scientific phenomenon. So then I was even more fascinated with the idea than I'd been before.