It’s a constant debate, whether people shape stories or stories shape people. I think it’s a chicken-and-egg issue, myself. We’re biased. As writers, we are
Category: characterization
Clear Objectives
This weekend, I had a simple, clear objective: have a relaxing vacation. Who knew relaxation would hurt this much? On the bright and shiny side,
Narcissism, writers, and readers
I recently came across an article discussing how narcissism has become an increasing problem in America. In 2008, Twenge published a study comparing college students’
Mat and couse
“And the mouse-police never sleeps…” Jethro Tull, Heavy Horses The hunter and the hunted… so many books. And many is the book told from the
Miscellaneous thoughts about writing
This is going to be a stream-of-consciousness sort of post. Over the past few weeks I’ve been heavily involved in editing; planned and made a
Wodehouse to the rescue!
I think the news is so dire and nasty all round these days that we need to look at the lighter side of life for
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