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“Why Write Fiction in 2017?,” Joe Fassler, The Paris Review (2017)
“The attempt to speak where there’d been silence, or name a thing that had no name, is inherently political—is revolutionary—because, in very real ways, it expands boundaries: first of what can be said, and then of what can be done, and finally of what is possible.”
“like dreams, writing has a way of cracking open what has become brittle with certainty. From the fissure flows ideas and identities that are pliable, fluid, deep.”
“That experience is what allows someone like Roxane Gay—under the influence of Zadie Smith’s NW—to describe writing as a form of drag, a way to assume varied and contradictory postures, acknowledging if not quite reconciling the many voices we contain within us.”
“'Fiction can allow us brief residence in the land of true ambiguity, where we really don’t know what the hell to think,’ George Saunders told me. ‘We can’t stay there very long. It’s not in our nature. You can be truly confused by something and then ten minutes later you’re grasping for your opinions like somebody going for a life jacket. But that brief exposure to the land of ambiguity is really, really good for us. To be genuinely confused about something for even a few seconds is good because it opens us up to the idea that what we know right now is not complete.’”
“the act of writing tends to remind us of the muddledness of things. The act of writing restores our admiration for the complexity and mystery we call beauty. We are creatures who harden into habit, into dogma, and yet something about this process encourages us to remember how to be surprised.”
“As twenty-first-century first-world humans, our first act in the morning is to check our phones—the nineteenth-century word we use to familiarize the glowing portals we carry with us, windowpanes we caress until they show us what we want.”
“Writing is a commitment to longing for what you have”
Starring: Audi R18 TDI
by Michael Greenway
Here you can find my last Demo Reel, all my animation from The Animation Mentor Online School.