
“So howled out for the world to give him a name. The indark answered with wind.” ― Samuel R. Delany, Dhalgren :: Reflections on fiction and worldbuilding, on diasporas and elsewheres.
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Last month when I was visiting Stanford an alert reader pointed out a technique in my story Ysrael that is common enough in cinema but not discussed enough in fiction — the Reaction Shot. In film a Reaction Shot — cutt...
WE SHOULD ALWAYS SEEK TO UNDERSTAND OUR CHARCTERS IN EXCESS OF THE STORY WE ARE WRITING
There are peculiar challenges to writing long — when you spend months, sometimes years with your Characters. I cannot speak for anyone else but each ti...
So this is how it happens. About ten months ago you receive an invite to participate in a literary festival in Panamá. You’ve been a published writer for thirty years, and these invites still never fail to bowl you over. Your younger self c...
I published the original post earlier today and turns out it was confusing as fuck. Let me try to make my point again without too many Marvel Comics references. ( I’ll leave the original confusion below for the curious.)
No surprise — as a...
Percy So & Dana Shek, Stored Stories
Office Hours Question: I am currently writing a story that takes place in a very real place, but a place where the everyday reality of life is so brutal and unforgiving that for the average American, re...
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Wrote The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, This Is How You Lose Her and some others. Always thinking about fiction, diasporas, worldbuilding and why my mom spelled my name 3 different ways.
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