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Dimensions

When I was reading and studying for my Bachelor’s in English Literature, I used to joke that the reason English books were so much thinner than Russian lit books, was that secondary characters in Russian literature were never two dimensional like they were…

Missed communications

At the time that I had started writing this post*, I had been contemplating factors that impact the communication between two people.  Our therapist oft asks about the our communication. I’m going to go out on a thick, sturdy branch here and postulate that examining the quality…

Seen

When an author introduces magical or supernatural power of invisibility, the author wrestles with the logistics of it.  How does it turn on and off, or does it?  Does the character have to wear makeup to be seen?  Does the character have to…

Mixed metaphors

I find myself trying on and shedding myriad metaphors for depression. Last week, I flirted with the metaphor of puppet theater in an attempt to convey the strategies one uses to function through depression:  you as the puppet master, dancing numerous wooden, yet…