When writers talk about post-modernism or nihilism, I can’t help but stare at the ceiling.
I think a writer makes sense if he imparts some sort of his personal ideology in his works. Writing short stories in a whim isn’t exactly something pretty, is it? Does a story has to have some Neo-classical thing about it? What is Neo-Classical, anyway? Structuralist? Social Constructivist? Post-Modernism? Feminism? Marxism? Nihilism?
Where in the world can I learn the lingo?
I only speak of life without breathing a certain genre of thought. I only distract the stagnant, but it doesn’t imply any sense other than distraction itself. Farce on a turkey. All ground forcemeat. The grandeur of wordplay without any tinge of philosophy, or of a certain ideology.
July 11, 2009 at 2:02 am, filed under Life at UPLB, Stress ball narratives. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post.
medyo may drama at malalim ang pinapahiwatig nito pero mahusay ang pagkakasulat.