Which of the following is the more intriguing power?
- People can not say no to you
- You can eliminate the ability to remember
Asking for a friend.
(Also, this is a blog maintenance post.)
Odd Question Monday
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9 responses to “Odd Question Monday”
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I’m pretty sure I have both those powers after my fifth or sixth drink and the magistrates seem equally intrigued by them.
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Which do YOU prefer, as the wielder of such boozeahol-fuelled impressiveness?
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Heck, how am I supposed to remember?
(Just taking the piss TBH. I’m not really a drinker.)
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Since I too have the second power, and definitely not the first one, I find the first one more intriguing…
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Definitely the power to make people forget. I wish someone could do that for me.
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The thing is that you don’t get to choose the memories they take.
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The power to make people forget seems that much more loaded.
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I think so too.
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I just want people to say yes when I ask them to at least consider my book – and read a few pages of the sample. I am convinced they might like it, because I don’t usually ask people I don’t know at least a little bit.
It’s vindication when one of those writes back, ‘I downloaded your novel (via KU) when I received your email. I just got around to reading it last night. I put it off because it didn’t really seem like my kind of story. But I loved it. You did a great job. I will put a review up on Amazon sometime this week.’
But it is like pulling hen’s teeth to get them to try! Oh, and I still had to poke him two months later to actually write the review, but getting his note was the kind of thing that keeps me writing book 2 of the trilogy for a week.
i make squee noises when you tell me stuff.