Why do people write fiction?
Because it’s a great platform to indoctrinate people with your political views. And I have some great tips on making your fiction better at indoctrination in my guest post for Sarah Hoyt’s blog.
Check it out; don’t be a Chad Hitler.
A: Because they want to continue to cash paychecks from the New York Times.
Yes, yes: it just might work!
Guess what, Veeshir? He mentions IMAO!
Guess what, Walrus? He doesn’t mention mass layoffs!
Throw in some sharks.
With frickin’ lasers.
Doesn’t CHAZ already have a budding Hitler?
Possibly not for long, although I don’t think Raz will go quietly.
Ooops
There once was a fella named Raz
Who was a big man at the CHAZ
Takin’ it to the streets
With homophobic tweets
“But that’s racist , yo” is all he has.
Big Man in the new country of CHAZ.
I don’t know about others, but my first experiences in creating fiction usually occurred during conversations with my parents.
I once pointed out to a friend that in the series of books that I was reading, I could easily pick out biblical figures and I’m not even well versed on the Bible.
He responded that many sciece fiction books use biblical characters. I haven’t tested his theory yet but I’m willing to look into it.
Well Heinlein had a character of Lazarus Long.
Who’s Frank J.?