A Dodge, A Twist, and a Tobacconist, by Sophronia Belle Lyon (24:17)
Today we see that readers want time to anticipate big scenes before they happen, and then to savor them afterward.
Today we see that readers want time to anticipate big scenes before they happen, and then to savor them afterward.
Today we discover that where you explain your world can be more important than how focused you are when you do it. What I gleaned about the stories: Two mystical…
Today we see another very promising story hamstrung by the editing.
Today a good story is eventually worn down by the accumulated abrasions of many tiny grits.
Today we see that small problems can become big problems when they happen in clusters.