Bill Ward's blog of all things genre
The enfant terrible of SF just turned 75, and if anything Harlan Ellison seems more energetic, irascible, and interesting than ever. Just caught the documentary all about Ellison on the Sundance Channel the other night, Dreams With Sharp Teeth. It’s hilarious, as you’d expect, but also rather touching, even if it did talk less than [...]
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Over at Flash Fiction Chronicles today I’ve posted about how flash fiction lets a writer really experiment with execution, especially when it comes to authorial voice. In The Many Voices of Flash I talk about how flash’s quick and somewhat disposable nature makes it a perfect vehicle for experimentation, but beyond that it is the [...]
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Now, having newly discovered the very cool Flash Fiction Chronicles blog, I’ve wasted no time getting some scribbles of my own over there in the hopes that the coolness will rub off on me. My first post there, Flash: The Best Exercise, is up today, and in it I talk about how flash affords writers [...]
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Having been out of the loop for a while, I completely missed Every Day Fiction’s new Flash Fiction blog until recently, but it’s been a pleasure to catch up on the entries over there. Flash Fiction Chronicles, edited by EDF regular Gay Degani, is exactly what it appears to be: a blog focused completely on [...]
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