“I don’t do realism. Sometimes people will mention that something I’ve written doesn’t seem realistic and I always picture them looking at a Chagall …
Why Realism is Irrelevant in Fiction: Aim for Believability Instead – by Anne R. Allen…
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Thanks for sharing, Charles
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You’re welcome.
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At first blush, ignoring realism while striving for believability suggests an oxymoron…
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Yes and no. With fantasy, you don’t need realism. You do need events to be believable by the rules of the fake world.
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