The 21st Century Absurdist - Samuel A. McAdams
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 16 | Subscribers | Read | samuelamcadams.substack.com |
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Do facts matter in the novels of the self-proclaimed 21st Century Absurdist?
Do facts matter to an absurdist author? Well, yes, and no. Despite the insanity of my novels, I want them to have a shred of believability. And I like to layer in truths and random facts. For example, you might think I made up the church’s ...
Yes, I Created a Crazy Wall
I wrote the original drafts of the BarnYard Heroes novels as standalone stories. No overarching storyline. Minimal overlap. Limited continuity. Individual stories in a shared universe with shared characters. That’s what I was used to. In th...
My Mom Inspired My Second Novel's Villain
I modeled Grandma Marjorie, a lead antagonist in BarnYard Heroes: The Havarti Travel Bureau Conspiracy or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Cow Zombie Apocalypse, after my mom.
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Samuel anointed himself the 21st Century Absurdist. The fact his writings do not match the traditional absurdist definition matters not to him, for he insists the term “traditional absurdist” is an oxymoron.
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