Qui plume a, guerre a.
The problem with Maximalist writers…
“Such a writer’s sole ambition is for the characters and events to represent other and superior—read: actual—characters and events. Meaning, the written story has never been what mattered most. Meaning, the reader is meant to care less about the characters and more about whoever inspired them, and the actions in a story serve to ensure that we track their provenance and regard that material as truer. Meaning, the story is engineered—and expected—to be about something. And aboutness is all but terminal in fiction.
Stories aren’t about things. Stories are things.
Stories aren’t about actions. Stories are, unto themselves, actions.”
- Bret Anthony Johnston (“Don’t Write What You Know.” - The Atlantic)
(Source: simplellama.com)
12 September 2012 · Comments
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