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On the Vulgar Appetite for the “Fact”
I am asked, with a frequency I have come to find wearying, whether the events of my novels "really happened...
by Leo Nakamura
The Tyranny of the “Relatable” Protagonist
There is a peculiar sickness that has crept into historical fiction...
by Leo Nakamura
Here a cat, There a cat
Still trying to decide what to actually DO here.
by Kim
The Wright Word
Chekhov's Gun
by Clive Wright
vegas bound(again)
lost in the Horseshoe Casino/Hotel
by Kim
Two Wayward Writers
Adventures in Podcasting
by Rachel McCarron
Read and Wright
Novels that have influenced my writing
by Clive Wright
brain scatter
dropping seeds all over the place
by Kim
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Vagabond Heart
Vagabond Heart
Well I don’t know, but I’m sure as hell in it now.
Barbara
Barbara
Consternationiated? Consternationalised?
(Nope, my autocorrect doesn't think so)
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Dorm Ant
Dismayed.
Hannah Faoileán
Hannah Faoileán
In need of a hug
C
CageSage
As a word that's been going out of favour since 1900, I am dismayed at the continued use, to the point of consternation - it's the -ion suffix that makes it a change from noun to verb, or to form abstract nouns from verbs - so make sense of that!
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