One of the harder things I had to do when writing Tranith Argan is to rid my writing of any modern reference or anything that would ground the story to our world. So not only could I never use “Great Caesar’s ghost!”, I couldn’t even use “out of the frying pan and into the fire.” I had to make my own variations of phrases and concepts, but it’s hard because we say such things all the time.
One of the harder things I had to do when writing Tranith Argan is to rid my writing of any modern reference or anything that would ground the story to our world. So not only could I never use “Great Caesar’s ghost!”, I couldn’t even use “out of the frying pan and into the fire.” I had to make my own variations of phrases and concepts, but it’s hard because we say such things all the time.
One of the harder things I had to do when writing Tranith Argan is to rid my writing of any modern reference or anything that would ground the story to our world. So not only could I never use “Great Caesar’s ghost!”, I couldn’t even use “out of the frying pan and into the fire.” I had to make my own variations of phrases and concepts, but it’s hard because we say such things all the time.