In my early twenties, I started writing a novel about a boarding house in a pre-war southern mansion with a cast of witty characters and excentriques...Je I kind of visualized it as an independent film all the time, and I wanted every type of person to be represented: there was a guy in a wheelchair, but he turns out to be a rude pervert that you can't help but like anyway because of his character (probably some kind of crippled and uneducated ENTP or ESFP) and old maids and young teenage girls on the crank, there were themes of the supernatural, civil war and racism required.

I think it would actually be a really good book, I might even be able to sell it if I finished it, but my late 20s self was hypercritical about how "unoriginal" it was - yet another Southern writer who wrote about the Civil War and eccentric parents and untreated mental illness and ghosts and shit. I couldn't live with that at the time, because at the time I still believed that people could be original (or that people necessarily liked it apart from the immediate novelty)...now I think it would be a comfort book for a lot of people, especially 20 years later. As I know, I sometimes look for books that remind me of other books (or old horror movies) and there is an audience for my subgenre.

In addition, I am older and wiser and now I have much more interesting things to say for my characters, which can no longer be reduced to the banal ironic joke of the end of X / beginning of Y.

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