Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Super-Snooper Blogest!

Today is Alison Stevens' blogfest, thank you for the fun! We are to tell you about our character's stuff, that way you get to know him or her that way!

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Ready?


A double neck, electric guitar has recently been added to the bass, electric guitar with an old acoustic in the 1400sq bedroom. There is a waste basket filled with music sheets half written, then wadded into tight balls. Beneath the paper mess is a pile of guitar picks, all cracked between my character's teeth. A Mercedes-Benz SLR Roadster,  McLaren F1, Saleen S7 Twin Turbo, Farrari Enzo, and Bugatti Veyron are just a few of the favorite things in the garage. Okay, I'll give a hint of my character's gender: would use Athena Pheromone 10X™, but the occupation takes care of it all! ;)

You can read my character's interview here!

Can you tell what my character's quirk is? What is your character's quirk?

27 comments:

Trisha said...

I can tell now after I read his interview!

This guy reminds me of my own characters! Yes, I've written about rock stars too. :)

Francine Howarth said...

Hi,

I'm gonna say extremely vain ageing rock star, fading on the periphery of the music scene: based on the Bugatti! Can't bare the onset of wrinkles! ;)

best
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Francine Howarth said...

Ha ha, got the age thing wrong!

But, I didn't want to read the ingterview until after I'd posted my guess. ;)

Alison Pearce Stevens said...

Ha! Sounds like my upstairs neighbor's dream. I'll say he's a rock star who's also a perfectionist. He enjoys the perks that his occupation brings, but he's easily frustrated when his creative efforts don't work out exactly the way he wants them to. Thanks for participating!

Old Kitty said...

His quirk?? He erm.. chews on his guitar picks - not that I know what a guitar pick is!

:-) Take care
x

Megan K. Bickel said...

Great description! I enjoyed this one a lot!

Cheeseboy said...

Your character has great taste in guitars and cars. Is it Jay Leno?

Unknown said...

ROCK STAR!!!! lol

Michael Di Gesu said...

Collecting expensive european cars is likely his quirk. He also lives or spends most of his time in his bedroom judging by the size of it.

I would also say thirty-ish musician. Maybe even a song writer.

Elizabeth Mueller said...

Trisha! Yes, I can tell you've written about Rock stars! Just read your entry! XD

Francine, LOL! You're cute! I'm glad you read it, I hope you enjoyed it, too! <3

Alison, wow, you're pretty head on! You're SO perceptive! :D

Jennifer, yes! Aside from his car collection, he chews on them picks! ;)

Megan, thank you! :)

Cheeseboy, lol! Naw... Nice try, though! :)

Tessa, YES!!! :D

Michael, hi! Yep, he writes songs and he is a musician, too! :) Thanks for your comment!

Ella said...

I love this idea and all the facts you gave us.
Chewing on guitar picks...He is tough and strange~ He needs a muse!

Shari said...

Hmm nice description but I am real bad in Guessing. So I'll wait and see you answer yourself :)

Asma said...

Great description :-D

G Blechman said...

Sounds like a rich, reclusive, (maybe jaded), musician? The wastebasket makes me think his emotional states are variable. Interesting. Thanks for commenting on mine. I'm gonna check out your character interview. Maybe I'll add it to my blog. :-)

<3 Gina Blechman

Michael said...

Okay, he's a guitar player, and he wants to write his own songs as well, but either he's too perfectionist or he doesn't have lyrical talent, which is why he keeps throwing the music sheets away. Or maybe, after all his failures he finally did write a good song, which is how he became a success and got all those cars and so on. :P

Unknown said...

Obviously has a thing for guitars, but the balled up sheets of music have me thinking she is stuck. Almost like she has a song in her head but is frustrated that she can't get the chords right. Alos think the character is a girl, not sure why though.

Elizabeth Mueller said...

Ella--LOL! You're so cute, thank you ;)

Talha, that's okay! Thank you for dropping by. :)

Gina, wow, you're so good. Do you study people? It would be FUN to see my interview on your blog! :)

Michael! Hi! Yes, that's it. His twin brother (who isn't mentioned at all here) is the genius, but when my MC hits it, he makes the charts. :)

Trisha, Ooh, interesting take! I wonder how my novel would end up if my rock star was a girl... Great guessing! :)

Roland D. Yeomans said...

The wastebasket denotes talent frustrated with itself. Impatience wars with anxiety, hence the cracked guitar picks from gnawing on them. A tortured artist, striving to be more than he is, perhaps more than what he thinks he can be, or sadly more than what he is capable of being. How's that? I didn't look at the other comments so I could be a true Sherlock Holmes, Roland. LOL.

dolorah said...

LOL: I got the chewing on guitar pick thing. My character chews on a callous on his finger.

Awesome setting. Sounds like a very creative songwriter/musician. Guitarist :)

........dhole

Debra Gray-Elliott said...
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Debra Gray-Elliott said...

Great description..Knew he had to be a rock star... Love the blog. Thanks for the comment and the follow. Following back.

Anonymous said...

Sounds like a rock star to me too!

MunirGhiasuddin said...

Thank you for stopping by my blog.
I love music and guitar is one of my favourite instruments. It is almost like Sitar which some one described as a relatively "shy" instrument compared to a guitar which is full of life.

Teralyn Rose Pilgrim said...

I agree with everything the others have said, which means you did a good job of describing him.

Christie Wright Wild said...

Cracking guitar picks like sunflower seeds! I'm not sure my character has a quirk. I guess I'd have to leave that up to the illustrator.

Elizabeth Mueller said...

Roland, how right you are! You're great at picking up little clues. Thank you for visiting! :)

Donna, poor callous! :) Yes, he is. He's also high strung and bad-tempered. lol.

Debra, thank you! Have a great weekend. :)

Sally, right you are! :D

Munir, you're so right about a guitar being 'full of life'! I didn't really feel that until my son started taking lessons. Whoa, the rich sound it produces, it's wonderful to hear it fill the house!

Teralyn, thank you, I appreciate it. :)

Elizabeth Mueller said...

Christie--wow! That's interesting that you'd say that. Is this a picture book? :)