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Anthony Horowitz
An interview with
the author of
Snakehead |
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 Editor's
Blog by Bill Kenower |
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Somewhere
in his Poetics, the Greek philosopher
Aristotle points out that the best stories are
always unpredictable but inevitable. It’s a
tricky balance for a writer to achieve. It
means no cheap plot twists just to keep the
readers off their balance; it means no deus
ex machina to cleave a story’s tangled
strings; it means there must be enough clues for
the readers to draw their own conclusions by the
end, but not so many that this conclusion is
drawn somewhere in the middle of Act III. When
it is done well, there is not a more satisfying
story you can write. more... |
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Editor's Pick:
Song Yet Sung reviewed by
Jen Baker |
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The Voice by
Jeff Ayers |
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Best known for The Color of Water: a Black
Man’s Tribute to His White Mother, McBride
also wrote a novel casting a unique perspective
on World War II history, The Miracle at St.
Anna: the story of a black military patrol
caught behind enemy lines in Italy and the
villagers who shelter them. In this fabulous new
historical novel, the author transports modern
readers into the mid-nineteenth century, just
prior to the Civil War—a society on the cusp of
industrial change, confounded by the subjugation
of one race by another.
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It was during the height of my mid-life crisis
that I heard the
voice. Due to a departmental
reorganization, I had just lost my
dream job and
went from being a supervisor to a clerk, pay cut,
and all. I was depressed and felt alienated at
work, and my family and friends were both
confused and alarmed.
more...
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