writing novel chapter fiction scifi post-self qoheleth
-The morning's alarm startled her awake.
+The morning's alarm startled Carter awake.
Disorientation --- when had she fallen asleep? There seemed to be no line delineating squirming under the covers and the buzz of her phone and faint tingle along her implants.
And here she had thought that the end of grad school had meant the end of six-hour nights of sleep.
Blearily, she pawed at her phone to swipe the alarm off. It was tempting to go back to sleep --- after all, she mused, the lost weren't going anywhere --- but she managed to at least kick her feet out from under the covers and sit up. Frizzed hair hung down around her face, shielding her from the world for just a little bit longer.
It was her phone, as always, that brought her back to reality. It's mere presence, even silent, was enough to draw her forth.
Ramirez
-Another, this time with scans from before the incident. Another furry, you don't think that's got to do with it, do you :p
+New case\, this time with scans from before the incident. Another furry, you don't think that's got to do with it, do you :p
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The brief, ungrammatical message from Sanders left her nonplussed until she pieced together that he was talking about one of the other subjects' histories, something about him being part of some subculture. Sanders didn't honestly believe that people who pretended to be animals on the 'net were somehow more predisposed to get lost than everyone else. And, to be honest, neither did she.
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@"Holy...holy shit. Holy shit," Carter said, startling the elderly lady next to her. She murmured an apology and fished her phone out, thumbing in a quick message to the team.