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Where lie the borders between Voice and Style?
Where does voice end and style begin? And while we’re at it, what is the sound of one hand clapping? No, seriously, my question about voice and style is not meant to be a Zen koan but is completely sincere. … Continue reading
REVIEW: Second Sight by Cheryl Klein
Title: Second Sight Author: Cheryl Klein Pub Date: March 11th, 2011 Chris’ Rating (5 possible): An Attempt at Categorization If You Like… / You Might Like… Aspects of the Novel The Art of Fiction (by John Gardner) The Art of … Continue reading
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An Approach to Re-writing a First Novel
Several months ago, I wrote about my perspective on the differences between writing a novel and writing a short story. Now, several months later I’m knee-deep in re-writing that first draft of the novel, and so I thought it might … Continue reading
