Monty by Jim Meddick for August 01, 2012
July 31, 2012
August 02, 2012
Transcript:
How do you do it? How do you write for kids? The secret to all great children's fiction is to construct a narrative that operates on two levels!... One for children, one for adults. You see, in my story, Ms. Kitty has lost her magic thermos... A dilemma even a very young child could appreciate... And of course, for adults, there's the subplot where Mr. Winky tries to refinance his FHA adjustable rate mortgage.
Aussie Down Under over 12 years ago
So it’s a fairy story??
revisages over 12 years ago
yes, yes. i know. the palace in wonderland was supposed to be made of gingerbread and furnished with teacups,but it turns out to be a fruitcake fort with noggy bowls still on the table, inside
Varnes over 12 years ago
Yup, that will outsell Chomp By Carl Hiaasen…..
Randy B Premium Member over 12 years ago
Yeahhh, this will suck equally hard with both children and adults.
SusanSunshine Premium Member over 12 years ago
Obviously, Monty needs to back away from the magic Thermos.
Sisyphos over 12 years ago
Ms. Kitty? Is Monty copping his tale from some old Gunsmoke episode?
iced tea over 12 years ago
Monty seems to know all the rules for children’s fiction. He makes his character believable. I think he’ll do just fine.
victornewman over 12 years ago
And now, here’s something we hope you’ll really like!
Popeyesforearm over 12 years ago
Ha! Them Reverse Mortgages are a riot. Always good fun on the Funny Pages. Right.