Gabriel L Amorim
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Writer who ventures into the fantastic, but who also observes and reports the fantastically beautiful things in life in chronicles. Graduated in management, he usually works as an educator and enjoys sharing perspectives.
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Understanding the American style of fiction writing
The American style of fiction has long been defined by a voice that favors clarity, realism and emotional restraint. It emerged in the 20th century as a kind of literary antidote to ornate, philosophical prose, embracing instead a rough-edged economy of language. It didn’t try to sound clever. It tried to sound true.
By Gabriel L Amorim8 months ago in Writers
As I said
“There’s a buzz tonight. It doesn’t matter, nor do I care,” said the man as he lit a cigarette. As he smoked, he looked away—out the window of his office—toward the night sky and the city in the distance, where a public celebration was taking place in the central park. The room was dark, and the glow from his cigarette was the only light. His reflection could be seen by the man he was speaking to, who stood at a distance, but he gave it no more importance than what he was observing.
By Gabriel L Amorim8 months ago in Criminal
