Andrew Wille

Truth is a matter of the imagination

From the Archives of Hain. Transcript of Ansible Document 01-01101-934-2-Gethen: To the Stabile on Ollul: Report from Genly Ai, First

So: back to work, after some time off. Time in which very little was done, or so I’ve been telling

Things have been quiet here of late, though I have been busy. I am very pleased in fact to have

This is going to be the last Friday Writing Experiment, as such. I’ve had various interruptions of late – a

This week I was very lucky to attend what is, I’m told, an increasingly rare thing in the world of

I’ve dedicated a writing experiment to the idea of spring before (No. 17: O, Just-spring!), but today is (YAY!) officially

Last Saturday I took part in this year’s Getting Published day, run here in London by the good people of

Following on from the last time, inspired by Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City books, for this week’s writing experiment:

I’m reading The Days Of Anna Madrigal, the most recent (and apparently final) novel in Armistead Maupin’s Tales Of The City

Love makes the world go round, and it’s obvious to say that in one way or another it’s the foundation

I’m going to return to that subject of narrators and narrating again through another focus. Something precious, something lifeblood. GOSSIP.

Let’s revisit the idea of the narrator, explored in a post I made last week. For this week’s writing experiment: