Literary-Fusion and Narrative Identity Theory
Narrative Identity Theory and Literary-Fusion share a foundational observation: human [...]
Literary-Fusion and Reader-Response Theory
Both Reader-Response Theory and Literary-Fusion begin with the same observation: [...]
Why do books mean different things over time?
Because the reader changes and the text doesn't. The words [...]
The Power of 342 Words
There’s a scene I’ve been thinking about since I wrote [...]
The Mother of Invention
For years, people kept asking me the same question. “What [...]
The Reader Finishes the Story
I’ve spent the last few years deep inside books. Not [...]
THE ECHO IS PART OF THE MUSIC
It's been a long winter. Not the kind outside [...]
How to Read These Books
There’s no wrong way to read a book. But there [...]
Why Books Move Us — And Why We Send Them Back Into the World
A reflection on stories, memory, and The Open Sidewalk Project [...]
Why Books Matter: Why I Write the Way I Do
Long before I ever wrote a book, I found myself [...]
