“GOOD! LAYUP by Badu, Earl.”
Like a movie; change of scene and no transition
“GOOD! LAYUP by Badu, Earl.”
Like a movie; change of scene and no transition
he stoplights here are long, two minutes or more. Badu would have had time to sit and consider what he was doing.
Reminds me of the way Baran walks Flowers' route. The act of recreating what the subject did often reveals new information.
now.
The second person narration is awesome. The way he tells it makes me feel like the investigator, following the case step by step trying to find answers.
To South America, they were headed! Where the insect-eatin’s good all winter. They bred in North America over the summer, so they wouldn’t even have that pressure when they made it south. Chimney swifts, they’re called, because they roost in chimneys. They can’t see at night, so they tuck in each evening at sunset. It’s a sight to behold, a vortex of hundreds of black birds diving into a small hole at dusk. Once inside, they take little pieces of twigs and mix them with their saliva to create a cement-like adhesive that helps them stick to the wall.
Good background research to get reader informed on unknown topic
though she still disputes her age.
Her personality shines through here
degrees.
First paragraph is very "Hersey"