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Tag Archives: Writing
Another YA Novel I am Probably Never Going to Write
Okay, picture this. It’s called THE SCARLET SCHOOL FOR PROSTITUTES. I’ve got you hooked right there, right? Right. But wait, there’s more. In a world different from our own, either the future or the past, or on another planet entirely, … Continue reading
Space Cat Makes a Deal
That is the title I’ve given to this picture (actual title unknown): I found out about the writer (and artist, see above) Hannes Bok through Lin Carter’s book on the history of fantasy Imaginary Worlds. I’d bought that book to … Continue reading
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Tagged Experiments Ocular, Hannes Bok, Imaginary Worlds, Lin Carter, Writing
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This! This is what I want my writing to do!
Every time I watch this video, it makes me cry. The question I ask myself, I suppose, is why. What is it about the broken-up timeline that makes the video so effective? Why would it not be as effective if … Continue reading
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Tagged Experiments Recorded, Linguistic Experiments: Fiction, Writing
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The Madness of Tim Curry (and other theatricals)
The madness of Tim Curry (see title) is a special kind of insanity. It’s the true actor’s gift — the ability to be fully invested in whatever scene and character you are performing at the time. For example, watch this: … Continue reading
Why I love Jim Henson
It’s not because he has a beard. It’s not because he’s goofy. It’s because, despite the mythology surrounding Sesame Street that paints him as an uber-nice guy (which he might well be), he’s complicated and crass and commercial. I submit … Continue reading
Live-Blogging Le Grande Experiment!
I don’t speak French, so I don’t know what the equivalent of experiment is (Exupéry?) and you’ll simply have to imagine me saying the above title in a bad French accent, as though you are watching a B-movie which, at … Continue reading