What interesting research have you carried out relating to recent stories you have written, or are writing?

[MrPixel]

My favourites so far are Sockenbügler...

Huh. My immediate thought would have been "muted trumpet".

 

[PennyThompson]

"Zoological classification of sharks"
"Things to do in Des Moines, Iowa"
"Francis Bacon (painter)"

 

[NuclearFairy]

"Zoological classification of sharks"
"Things to do in Des Moines, Iowa"
"Francis Bacon (painter)"

Can you imagine being lucky enough to be born with the last name bacon?

 

[YmaOHyd]

"Francis Bacon (painter)"

I just want to say I'm pretty sure there's a red river hog at the Cincinnati Zoo that's named Sir Francis Bacon, if you want to add a little joyful confusion to the scene.

 

[MillieDynamite]

Good to know. I can use that, split at a sawmill. Are there sawmills any longer? Lye helps remove DNA if used correctly. Would I lie to you?.

This came up in conversation last night (criminal justice majors are a trip); https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_farm

If you cut bodies right down the middle (like, split the body vertically through the abdomen, sternum, & chest cavity) they decay much faster.

No lye.

 

[dirk2024]

Looking at the various student clubs at Stanford University to determine which ones would serve my character best as he enters the business world.

 

[EdwardsOtherSide]

The plots of Hallmark holiday flicks.

(Kidding, there's only one, and it easily summed up in 90 seconds or less).

 

[YmaOHyd]