Books Undone by Livia J. Elliot
Livia J. ElliotClose readings of speculative fiction, from sentence-level craft breakdowns to deep-dives into themes like language, meaning, and the unknown. Showing how these techniques work and how they can be applied in practice.
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How to "Show Don't Tell" in Fiction
There is no piece of writing advice more frequently repeated than "show, don't tell."
If you've ever searched for an explanation of it, you have probably encountered endless articles mentioning the advice itself, yet with surprisingly litt...
Cyberpunk is Defiance: Guests Talk with T.R. Napper
What is humanity in the first place? That’s the question cyberpunk explores. So much more than “high-tech, low-life” and so pertinent to the times we live in. Join me today, in conversation with the Dr of Cyberpunk himself, T.R. Napper, as...
Book Review: Flatlands by Edwin A. Abott
Flatlands. Sheer speculation on unknown dimensions, mixed with a satire of the Victorian society, and written by none other than a Square.
This is an old book, published in 1884, and it does not fit neatly into modern-day publishing catego...
When Long Sentences Work: Why “Write Short Sentences” Is Incomplete Advice
“Write short, easy sentences” is often repeated without mentioning the caveats it relies on: audience, genre, and narrative distance. This essay focuses on how these elements justify long sentences.
“Write short, easy sentences” is common...
Your Narrator Is A Camera: Narrative Distance in Fiction ~ Narrators Series #7
Exploring narrative distance through a camera metaphor: from the “wide shot” of omniscient narration to fully “handing off” the camera to the character. It includes three detailed examples.
This has probably happened to you. During an even...
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