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Welcome back to another Fleeting Fiction Playlist, a movie I love putting together even though it isn&#;t very popular. But here in the Autostraddle Literature section, we encourage people&#;s passions and niche interests as much as possible!!!!!
Today, I&#;m thinking about the hangups some people possess about pop culture references in fiction. There once was a school of thought that pop identity detracts from fiction by tying it too much to a time period. The debate itself is dated, to be sure. And there ultimately isn&#;t — or shouldn&#;t be — a hard control about it. I&#;m personally of the belief that novels and fiction can avoid specific pop tradition references if the penner wishes, even as I personally tend to prefer fiction that includes pop cultures touchstones. That said, I myself wrote a manual (my queer horror novelette Helen House) with zero pop culture references. An in advance draft made one reference to Riverdale, and I took it out. I was also ambiguous about where the story is set, and a lot of people possess assumed it&#;s set in central and northern Florida, but it&#;s
Short Stories
&#;Campus&#; by Aaron H. Aceves (them.)
&#;Birds Surrendered and Rehomed&#; by Kristen Arnett (Oprah Mag)
&#;Honey and Frosty Stars&#; by AR Capetta (Everyday Chimeras)
&#;My Next Move&#; by Alexander Chee (The Good Men Project)
&#;13 Crimes Against Love, Or, The Crow&#;s Confession&#; by Alexander Chee (Lodestar Quarterly)
&#;The Shape of My Name&#; by Nino Cipri ()
&#;Your Eyes, My Beacon: Being an Account of Several Misadventures and How I Launch My Way Home&#; by C.L. Clark (Uncanny)
&#;The Cage&#; by A.M. Dellamonica ()
&#;The Tiger is a Metaphor&#; by Alison Evans (Slink Chunk Press)
&#;Pineapple&#; by Sara Farizan (Foreshadow)
&#;Epistolary&#; by Sacha Lamb (Foreshadow)
&#;Paradise&#; by Nina LaCour (Foreshadow)
&#;We Could Be Heroes&#; by Malinda Lo (Autostraddle)
&#;Let All the Children Boogie&#; by Sam J. Miller ()
&#;Unknown Number&#; by Blue (Azure) Neustifter (Facebook)
&#;Poland Itinerary, Class 3B&#; by Leeor Ohayon (Jewish Manual Council)
&#;They Called Us&#; by Natalie Parker (The Hanging Gardens)
&#;The Spinner, the
I was born in Sydney, Australia, before the internet age, and grew up with an appreciation of the rich history of my Greek heritage. I was also gay, but never ashamed of it, and kept that part of my life disguised since it was my control business.
.I had reached a aim in my life where I started writing down my experiences, a kind of therapy to let things out. The finding was a memoir, and after the fifth & final draft, it has been one of the thrills of my animation to first see the cover of my first book, IN LOVE I TRUST, jump off the screen from Amazon’s website.
One of my passions is my love for ‘Star Trek’. The ideals of a hopeful & inclusive future. I believe in the simplicity of life, not the exaggerated. I use a pen name, and I’m not a fan of social media. I prefer an author having an air of mystery about them.
Live Long & Prosper
A.B. Deos