F.X. Lord
Noah's Art and other stories
language
( Aug. 1, 2018)
An exercise in imagination and drama. Some ghost stories, some thrillers, some sci-fi, some bog standard dramas even; I don't discriminate. Each story grows in word count and complexity leading up to Noah's Art (the title of which I claim since Noah's Art was published as a novella six months before the novel of the same name, so there).
Yes I know this is supposed to be third person but it seems stupid because it's the writer writing it, disingenuous even, so I'm dropping that particular convention because I believe it is dated. I do that with a lot of conventions, I can be really irritating to know personally.
The first two stories won online contests, which were the first two pieces of prose I'd written since I was twelve years-old. I took the hint and that's what writing these stories was about, growing myself as a writer. I hope you enjoy what you read, nothing else to say really is there?
Yes I know this is supposed to be third person but it seems stupid because it's the writer writing it, disingenuous even, so I'm dropping that particular convention because I believe it is dated. I do that with a lot of conventions, I can be really irritating to know personally.
The first two stories won online contests, which were the first two pieces of prose I'd written since I was twelve years-old. I took the hint and that's what writing these stories was about, growing myself as a writer. I hope you enjoy what you read, nothing else to say really is there?