Posts tagged Fiction

Fiction suddenly became this place where I could write about all my desires, but nobody would have to pay a price for it. Nobody would be unhappy if I would eat five desserts or punch the people who deserved punching or kiss the people who deserved to be kissed, you know? So there was something very liberating about it. Fiction became this kind of padded cell where I could run and hit my head against the wall without kind of causing any harm—not to the wall and neither to my head.
Etgar Keret (NPR, 2016)
7 years ago
In this four-week workshop, you’ll work with JS Breukelaar to create characters, structures, and settings that defy convention and push you into unfamiliar—and daring—territory.
In this four-week workshop, you’ll work with JS Breukelaar to create characters, structures, and settings that defy convention and push you into unfamiliar—and daring—territory.
In this four-week workshop, you’ll work with JS Breukelaar to create characters, structures, and settings that defy convention and push you into unfamiliar—and daring—territory.

In this four-week workshop, you’ll work with JS Breukelaar to create characters, structures, and settings that defy convention and push you into unfamiliar—and daring—territory.

8 years ago

What fictional character would you like to take to a holiday party? What character would you absolutely hate to be stuck at a party with?

8 years ago

We have two wonderful courses starting this Thursday! Fear not, there’s still time to sign up! 

8 years ago
In this two week workshop with Grace Krilanovich, expand your idea of what you can do with fiction—and learn nuts-and-bolts tools for getting that fiction down on paper.
In this two week workshop with Grace Krilanovich, expand your idea of what you can do with fiction—and learn nuts-and-bolts tools for getting that fiction down on paper.
In this two week workshop with Grace Krilanovich, expand your idea of what you can do with fiction—and learn nuts-and-bolts tools for getting that fiction down on paper.

In this two week workshop with Grace Krilanovich, expand your idea of what you can do with fiction—and learn nuts-and-bolts tools for getting that fiction down on paper.

9 years ago
To write fiction, one needs a whole series of inspirations about people in an actual environment, and then a whole lot of work on the basis of those inspirations.
Aldous Huxley (via writingquotes)
9 years ago
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