Tag Archives: Raymond Carver
Monday, November 30, 2009
BioShock, part one: Tension is Abound!
What first caught my interest are the polarities in BioShock: stasis versus progression, perpetual celebration versus a pragmatic need for rescue, permanence versus the possibility of permanence.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Judith
In my first draft of this article I criticized Judith as I would have done in a fiction workshop. Don’t obfuscate details. Consider Powell’s gosling rule. With two perspectives, one may lose a permanent, emotional connection to either protagonist. I consider … Continue reading
