DRS Episode 374 – Batteries [Not] Included

Paul, Scott, and sometimes Terry discuss how to get through the grind and strategies to prevent/deal with burnout.

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  1. The idea of subtext clicked after reading Lolita by Nabokov. After that, I’ve been fascinated by Unreliable Narrators since it’s a stew of subtext–whatever they’re saying is either untrue or masked.

  2. Subtext is something you see in great literature. Less so in genre fiction. I wish I was much better at than I am, but to convey it properly, you also need to ask the reader to do some work. To a certain degree, that’s a non-starter in “genre” fiction, although I’m not certain as to why. Many of the so-called literary devices are consider a big no-no for more commercial works.

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