
I write stories and take them apart to explore why they work (or don't work).
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Jack Warrington hated alarms; he didn’t like loud noises waking him suddenly any more than being woken before he was ready.
Muttering obscenities into his pillow, he reached out with his left arm and groped...
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‘Do you ever feel like you’re not happy with where you are in life?’
It had taken Sam a while to work up the courage to ask that out loud. There were reasons for this hesitation, foremost of which w...
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In my previous trope dissection, I talked about the ‘Bad Guy by Default’ trope. I explored the problematic implications and how, with a few considerations, these can be avoided, allowing the trope to se...
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“What’s the craziest thing that’s ever happened to you?”
You instantly tense up, even though you know that the question isn’t aimed at you.
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Writing is quite the magic trick when you think about it. You’re trying to create a world for the reader to experience without the barest fraction of the time and resources required to do so. It’s literally i...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
A long time writer and lover of stories I can get lost in. I also like to take them apart to see how they work.
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