Kevin Ansbro's Blog - Posts Tagged "fabulism"
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สวัสดีครับ Sawasdee, guten tag and hello, fellow bookaneers!
I am giving away free e-copies of my twisty beach read, KINNARA , a magical realism novel set in Thailand, Germany and England.
If you're at all interested (no-one would blame you weren't - it's possibly the worst thing ever written!) simply message me with your email address and I will send it post-haste! : )
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I am giving away free e-copies of my twisty beach read, KINNARA , a magical realism novel set in Thailand, Germany and England.
If you're at all interested (no-one would blame you weren't - it's possibly the worst thing ever written!) simply message me with your email address and I will send it post-haste! : )
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!! BOOK GIVEAWAY !!
Hello, fellow humans!
I am giving away free e-copies of my offbeat short story collection,
>The Minotaur's Son (& other wild tales)<.
If you are at all interested (and why would you be? It's simply dreadful!) just message me with your email address and I shall send it as soon as I'm able!
: )
Love and hugs!
Kevin
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I am giving away free e-copies of my offbeat short story collection,
>The Minotaur's Son (& other wild tales)<.
If you are at all interested (
: )
Love and hugs!
Kevin
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BOOK GIVEAWAY
Hello, fellow prisoners!
I am currently giving away FREE e-copies of KINNARA (คินรา).
If you would like to escape to a sun-drenched beach in Phuket, Thailand, please just message me with your email address.
: )
Stay safe, everyone! x
I am currently giving away FREE e-copies of KINNARA (คินรา).
If you would like to escape to a sun-drenched beach in Phuket, Thailand, please just message me with your email address.
: )
Stay safe, everyone! x
*** MAGICAL REALISM ***
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Hello, fellow bookaneers! : )
I'm in the middle of answering questions sent to me by the custodians of a literary website (an author's life isn't all fun and games, you know). And they have asked for my interpretation of the magical realism genre.
As so many readers lump magical realism in with fantasy, I thought I'd reprise my answer here...
"Writers of magical realism strive to depict our real world in a credible way, occasionally adding implausible events and magical elements in a matter-of-fact fashion, as if these anomalies have every right to be there.
The characters' personalities and dialogue are often deliberately exaggerated or flamboyant; poetic descriptive imagery is a must, and the storylines should speak to the reader's soul."
That's my interpretation anyway. : )
But I will allow Sir Salman Rushdie to have the final say on the matter...
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Hello, fellow bookaneers! : )
I'm in the middle of answering questions sent to me by the custodians of a literary website (an author's life isn't all fun and games, you know). And they have asked for my interpretation of the magical realism genre.
As so many readers lump magical realism in with fantasy, I thought I'd reprise my answer here...
"Writers of magical realism strive to depict our real world in a credible way, occasionally adding implausible events and magical elements in a matter-of-fact fashion, as if these anomalies have every right to be there.
The characters' personalities and dialogue are often deliberately exaggerated or flamboyant; poetic descriptive imagery is a must, and the storylines should speak to the reader's soul."
That's my interpretation anyway. : )
But I will allow Sir Salman Rushdie to have the final say on the matter...
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*The Minotaur's Son'* (and other wild tales)
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I am completely blown away by, and grateful for, Tri's beautiful artwork depicting a moonlit scene from 'The Siren's Call' —the opening tale in 'The Minotaur's Son' anthology of short stories. 😻
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https://t.co/02qS7ThO8l
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I am completely blown away by, and grateful for, Tri's beautiful artwork depicting a moonlit scene from 'The Siren's Call' —the opening tale in 'The Minotaur's Son' anthology of short stories. 😻
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https://t.co/02qS7ThO8l
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