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posted by Rogério Ribeiro @ 11:24 da manhã
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"I periodically do workshops with people who want to be writers. When I ask them what they think a writer does, they usually say 'tell stories'. And that's not true. What a writer does is create an experience. When it rains in your novel, the readers get wet. When characters are saddened by events, the reader should sit with a tear running down his cheek. You can't accomplish that by simply telling the reader that a character is sad. You've got to create things in such a way that the reader actually goes through the experience."
Quem o diz é o autor americano Jack McDevitt, entrevistado na revista Locus (Outubro de 2005).
Dos vários livros que escreveu, fiquei particularmente curioso com o Eternity Road, uma história pós-apocalíptica a lembrar o Um Cântico a Leibowitz.
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Jack McDevitt na Wikipedia
posted by Rogério Ribeiro @ 11:34 da manhã
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