So I've been stalled out for a while. Mainly it's due to other priorities - articles, my actual job, and some real-life events. But even...

There's this process by which I slowly begin to hate my own work. I didn't always have this, it was something instilled in me by...

I'm more than halfway through this project and I'm already back to questioning the ethics at play here. Am I misrepresenting someone who...

This afternoon, I finished writing a segment of EMPATHY that will definitely offend someone. I say that without pride, without boasting...

I'm sitting at 35,000 words and am - temporally speaking - 42% finished. From here, it gets harder, then easier, then harder again. It...

People love to talk about - and condemn - fiction as "escapist," suggesting that consuming it is emblematic of some sort of weakness....

I'm about a third of the way through this project, which means it's time I once again spoke obliquely about the content of this latest...

It's funny how real life can inform a work of fiction. One of the problems facing the protagonist of this story is the intrusion...

You get a blend of feelings when you're working on an essentially doomed project. On the one hand, it is certainly liberating - no...

All the things I've written about this project, and I've yet to say what it's about. I'm keeping mum about this for a reason, but I can...

It's amazing how easy this project has been so far. Even when I'm stuck on everything else I try to do, and I'm bashing my head against...

When people write fiction that's heavily inspired by their own life experiences - a technique commonly known as roman a clef - the usual...

I've been keeping a diary in-character as the central player in this project. The entries are very short - blurbs more than anything -...

I have a problem. I seem to be addicted to failure. A few years ago I said that the final revision of The Fabulist would be the last big...