Tyler Moss Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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#amreading “The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle.” Murakami’s style is so unique, so fluid, it feels more like floating than reading. From a structural standpoint, seems like it’d be almost impossible to map out a story like this in advance. Are there any other authors in this same genre? https://t.co/H9bJwquwTm

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"One More Thing Before I Let You Go" - the title of my mother's future memoir

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I’ve been reading Michael Crichton’s ‘Jurassic Park’ for the first time. It might’ve been written in 1990, but let me tell you, that novel holds up in 2020. 🦖

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Been reading “The Art of Subtext” by Charles Baxter, and love his thinking on ‘staging’: “Staging in fiction involves putting characters in specific strategic positions in the scene so that some unvoiced nuance is revealed.” #amwriting

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This took a while to go online so I forgot to share it before, but last year I interviewed Celeste Ng ("Little Fires Everywhere") for the centennial issue of Writer's Digest. Not to be too on the nose, but her advice and insights were 🔥. https://www.writersdigest.com/be-inspired/celeste-ng-the-writers-digest-interview

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We’ve been reading “A Christmas Carol” aloud every night before bed. Reading it for the first time, I realized Dickens infuses so much humor you ultimately miss in the adaptations. #amreading https://t.co/4ueRMlff3I