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Papyrus Rampant

Evan Þ

Story, history, and theory of story - from reading books to telling the story of history to reflecting on how story is told.

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Latest Issues

Spoilers Spoil Some of the Story's Elements

A few weeks ago, my friend Orion wrote a blog post arguing that spoilers are fine, at least from some points of view.

Even though he’s described some good things about spoilers, there’re still other ways to appreciate stories where spoiler...

11 days ago
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New Governments for America

This continues my series marking the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the American Revolution. Previously was Springtime for America, on May 2, 1776.


This week in 1776, the Continental Congress - in the words of John Adams, w...

18 days ago
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Springtime for America, 1776

This continues my series marking the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the American Revolution. Previously was The Siege of Boston Ended, on March 14, 1776; next is New Governments for America, on May 9, 1776.


Throughout April...

25 days ago
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Gaming Out History through Fiction

The other week, I was reading over some early drafts I wrote back in high school of my unfinished novel Gem and Crown.

There were good scenes and characters there. But - more precisely, I was looking at the beginning, where our protagonist...

a month ago
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Pulling West Virginia Up by Its Bootstraps

The other day, I was musing over the origin of the state of West Virginia.

West Virginia split from Virginia during the Civil War to stay with the Union - but the way it was done was surprisingly complicated.

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