There is nothing like live theatre. The actors on the stage and the audience in the seats form a community. This community is the core of all drama. It is the responsibility of the writer of flash fiction and the short story to create this community between the characters of the story and the reader. One [...]
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Can A Fiction Writer Really Capture Life?
Can a fiction writer really capture life? As Governor Sarah Palin would say, “You betcha!” I would never vote for Governor Palin; but if I was as successful as a blogger as she is as a politician…Enough! The Gazette is about writing fiction, not about politics. Too many novice writers have their flash fiction and short [...]
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