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Late commenter league: Twisted in the wind
Date: 2013-08-12 12:45 am (UTC)When I did write entries (and when I do again in Season 9) I try to pick up the gem and look at a different facet. I think I've pleasantly surprised a few people that way, but those who have read me before I'm sure look for the twist or "punchline" now. So, the trick when the formula gets predictable (if you don't feel like shaking it up) I think is to write well enough that the reader enjoys the ride anyway.