Tag: Prose


The Archive Teaches Restraint

Classic writing is often defined by what it refuses to explain.

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The Anatomy of Erotica: Writing Desire with Intention

An exploration of how to craft erotica that focuses on emotional stakes and narrative depth.

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The Discipline of Looking Twice

Meaning often emerges on the second glance.

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Memory Triggered by the Senses

Sloane recalls a memory through flavor, reflecting on the sensory architecture of Marcel Proust.

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What People Do While They Speak

Sloane layers contradiction into a conversation, noticing how action can reveal more than words.

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The Weather Inside a Character

Sloane rewrites a scene focusing on physical responses rather than named emotions like ‘sadness’.

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The Art of the Unsaid

Sometimes, the most powerful thing you can say is nothing at all. I’ve been looking at how Hemingway turned silence into a masterpiece.

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The First Draft’s Burial

You must be willing to lose the work you love to find the work that lasts.

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The Variable Speed of Time

Prose has the power to stretch a second or compress a decade.

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The Muscle of the Sentence

Strong verbs provide the skeletal structure for any narrative.

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