Clarification

[blzblack]

(lost power cord, so quickly...) Last post was about whether or not one ought to experiment in genre. But I've been thinking that we underestimate the general public. I'd be willing to wager that a number of readers would enjoy non-traditional narratives now and then if they received a little aid (intellectual not monetary--though that couldn't

Comments

[ericreynolds]

I agree. Sometimes I think the constraints on how to write a narrative are too tight. Some experiments don't pan out, but sometimes they do.

[sartorias]

I think you are right. But it's a good topic for discussion.

[reasie]

There's no question that experimentation should take place - always. But you have to expect, just like in science, that the vast majority of experiments will fail.
Ah, but man's reach should outpace his grasp, right?