I have just listened to When Nietzsche Wept by Irvin D. Yalom and was intrigued by the thought that fiction, perhaps more so historical fiction about real characters, tells a story that might have been, of situations that are equally as plausible as the real events. The only difference is, they didn’t happen. The author […] […] via Fiction: History that might have been — Norah … Continue reading Fiction: History that might have been — Norah Colvin — www.Mlst.blog

I have just listened to When Nietzsche Wept by Irvin D. Yalom and was intrigued by the thought that fiction, perhaps more so historical fiction about real characters, tells a story that might have been, of situations that are equally as plausible as the real events. The only difference is, they didn’t happen. The author […] via Fiction: History that might have been — Norah Colvin Continue reading Fiction: History that might have been — Norah Colvin

The State of the Human Wave – Fiction Version by Alma Boykin Short version – a lot better than when the idea was, ahem, floated, in 2012. [2012? That’s… a while ago. A geologic epoch in Internet years. Anyway.] The original post: https://accordingtohoyt.com/2012/03/21/what-is-human-wave-science-fiction-3/ Sarah followed it up a little later: Human Wave Dreaming in August […] via The State of the Human Wave – Fiction Version … Continue reading The State of the Human Wave – Fiction Version by Alma Boykin — According To Hoyt

I have just listened to When Nietzsche Wept by Irvin D. Yalom and was intrigued by the thought that fiction, perhaps more so historical fiction about real characters, tells a story that might have been, of situations that are equally as plausible as the real events. The only difference is, they didn’t happen. The author […] via Fiction: History that might have been — Norah Colvin Continue reading Fiction: History that might have been — Norah Colvin

I have decided to enter the August 2018 Blog Battle. If you are not familiar with this great contest, please check out the link. The word for this month is MOON. Here’s my entry: The Romantic Camping Holiday. Sun and moon were having their usual early morning chat. Moon couldn’t stop yawning. “Fancy some fun?” […] via #BlogBattle Fiction Entry: The Romantic Camping Holiday #Comedy #FlashFiction … Continue reading #BlogBattle Fiction Entry: The Romantic Camping Holiday #Comedy #FlashFiction — BlondeWriteMore

The State of the Human Wave – Fiction Version by Alma Boykin Short version – a lot better than when the idea was, ahem, floated, in 2012. [2012? That’s… a while ago. A geologic epoch in Internet years. Anyway.] The original post: https://accordingtohoyt.com/2012/03/21/what-is-human-wave-science-fiction-3/ Sarah followed it up a little later: Human Wave Dreaming in August […] via The State of the Human Wave – Fiction Version … Continue reading The State of the Human Wave – Fiction Version by Alma Boykin — According To Hoyt

I have just listened to When Nietzsche Wept by Irvin D. Yalom and was intrigued by the thought that fiction, perhaps more so historical fiction about real characters, tells a story that might have been, of situations that are equally as plausible as the real events. The only difference is, they didn’t happen. The author […] […] via Fiction: History that might have been — Norah … Continue reading Fiction: History that might have been — Norah Colvin — www.Mlst.blog

I have just listened to When Nietzsche Wept by Irvin D. Yalom and was intrigued by the thought that fiction, perhaps more so historical fiction about real characters, tells a story that might have been, of situations that are equally as plausible as the real events. The only difference is, they didn’t happen. The author […] via Fiction: History that might have been — Norah Colvin Continue reading Fiction: History that might have been — Norah Colvin