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The Frame Ends and the World Begins

Post author By megmoseman
Post date October 1, 2018
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Hello! I took a bit of time off work to do Evernost rewrite/revision, and while I wasn’t as productive as I’d hoped to be, I at least hit a major milestone. And I came up with an experimental strategy for revising: turning the prose into poetry and back again. In theory, it will help me […]

Tags absurd, even I don't know what just happened, Evernost, experimental revision method, fiction, flash fiction, genre switching, my writing, poetry, prose-to-poetry-and-back-again, weird sense of humor, writing exercise

Musings

On Three Uses of the Speculative

Post author By megmoseman
Post date May 7, 2017
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Apologies for the delay in posting this–again, I’ve been sick, and then on vacation, and the discipline of writing weekly is proving to be at least as difficult in the longer term as I imagined it would be. Still, I want to keep making the good effort, and I thank you for your patience with […]

Tags categories, fantasy, fiction, philosophy, reasons for reading, science fiction, speculative fiction, truth in fiction

I’m Meg. I’ve enjoyed drawing, writing, and assembling books since the age when I could barely write my own name. I live in the mountains of Montana. In my spare time, I read, write, and illustrate fantasy and poetry, mostly centered on a huge project I call my “I want to be William Blake when I grow up” project. Favorite authors include C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, Diana Wynne Jones, Kafka, Melville, Dickinson, and many others. My poetry has appeared in Heroic Fantasy Quarterly and The Mythic Circle, and I’ve done a bit of self-publishing too! Check out my Amazon author page, or, if pictures are more your thing, my Instagram, and my Redbubble.