Because we all want to be invislble sometime, here is a crash course in How to Not Be Seen.
I have something important to say…
But I just forgot what it was.
Nevermind.
Instead, cogitate on Dennis Moore:
A Cool Interview
Charles A. Tan interviewing the great Alan Dean Foster @SF Signal, HERE.
Among other interesting items, Mr. Foster discusses:
– How hard it is to publish outside your genre once you’re established
– How writing fiction and non-fiction isn’t that different (you just have to play closer attention to sources in non-fiction)
– How fiction and non-fiction are all about sharing.
Great stuff.
New word of the day: Polysyndeton. This
New word of the day: Polysyndeton. This is me all over.
http://ow.ly/2CTRM
The Danger of Metaphors
“Tomas did not realize at the time that metaphors are dangerous. Metaphors are not to be trifled with. A single metaphor can give birth to love.”
-Milan Kundera, The Unbearable Lightness of Beign
INTERVIEWER: Would you admit to there be
INTERVIEWER: Would you admit to there being symbolism in your novels? HEMINGWAY: I suppose there are symbols since critics keep finding them
Been wondering about the term “Urban Fantasy” — why can’t it be rural
Been wondering about the term “Urban Fantasy”. Why does it have to be urban? Why can’t it be rural?
Actually, I’ve been wondering this for a while. The novels I’ve been writing are in part a reaction to this thought.