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23 12, 2015

Disguising Reality with Fiction
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Disguising Reality with Fiction

Blog, Writing is how we explore our place in the world

Disguising Reality with Fiction

By Joram Piatigorsky|2021-02-28T13:39:35-05:00December 23rd, 2015|Categories: Blog, Writing is how we explore our place in the world|Tags: disguising reality, empty pages, fiction writing, first novel, first stories, florence, italy, Novel, novel writing, short story writing, truth in fiction, writing reality|0 Comments

Editor’s Note: We've all read stories that keep us enthralled the whole way through. For me, "Empty Pages" is one of them. Since readers interpret stories in their own ways, I asked Joram: What inspired this story of crime and love, and what message do you hope to relay with your fictional works? I had [...]

9 04, 2015

My Novel, a Review, and the Narrative Nature of Science

By Joram Piatigorsky|2016-06-16T16:39:17-04:00April 9th, 2015|Categories: Blog, Jellyfish Have Eyes!, Science|Tags: first novel, Jellyfish Have Eyes, Joel Shurkin, narrative, National Academy of Sciences, Novel, PNAS, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Review, Science, science as a narrative|0 Comments

Lucky me! My novel, "Jellyfish Have Eyes," was well reviewed by Joel Shurkin (thank you!) in the National Academy of Sciences website and its journal, Proceedings of the National Academy - a rare case of a first novel not lost in the vast wasteland out there. But what I think is important is that he [...]