Hi Apocalyptic Fiction,
I look forward to your review of Scourge of an Agnostic God and A Hard Rain. Just an FYI, the final installment will be out in the coming months. Let me know when you review them. And thanks for the info on some of the fellow Post Apoc.net works.
I’m also a huge fan of the apocalyptic “what-ifs” and have been writing about it. Two 1000 line PA poems and working on the third. http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B0070KG5XE
I will soon have them off KDP Select and can get them to you for free via Smashwords coupon, if you’re interested. I’m putting your blog on mine. http://eightysixthepoet.blogspot.com/
Those sound great! I’ll buy them this week and do a review when I finish them! I’ve often thought that it would be interesting to write from the perspective of an animal or even an inanimate object. I’m sure there is some type of name for this technique but I have never had the desire to learn how to properly classify different types of litarary techniques (it has always seemed somewhat elitest and irrelevant to me). From the sample of Cathartes Aura and the Apocalypse Zoo on your website, it sounds like you use this method. I look forward to reading your poems. Thanks for your comment!
Hello! Just want to say thank you for this interesting article! =) Peace, Joy.
Hi Apocalyptic Fiction,
I look forward to your review of Scourge of an Agnostic God and A Hard Rain. Just an FYI, the final installment will be out in the coming months. Let me know when you review them. And thanks for the info on some of the fellow Post Apoc.net works.
I’m also a huge fan of the apocalyptic “what-ifs” and have been writing about it. Two 1000 line PA poems and working on the third. http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B0070KG5XE
I will soon have them off KDP Select and can get them to you for free via Smashwords coupon, if you’re interested. I’m putting your blog on mine. http://eightysixthepoet.blogspot.com/
Those sound great! I’ll buy them this week and do a review when I finish them! I’ve often thought that it would be interesting to write from the perspective of an animal or even an inanimate object. I’m sure there is some type of name for this technique but I have never had the desire to learn how to properly classify different types of litarary techniques (it has always seemed somewhat elitest and irrelevant to me). From the sample of Cathartes Aura and the Apocalypse Zoo on your website, it sounds like you use this method. I look forward to reading your poems. Thanks for your comment!