Ask the Author: Fabio F. Centamore
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Fabio F. Centamore
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He left the dark pit holding his right eye in his hand. His gaze was disgustedly wicked under a wounded moon
He left the dark pit holding his right eye in his hand. His gaze was disgustedly wicked under a wounded moon
Fabio F. Centamore
This summer I'll read al lot of James S. A. Corey (I love the Expanse Cicle and I've a backlog of last three episodes). Plus, I want to read also Becoming One with the Ghosts by K. K. Rusch.
Fabio F. Centamore
This summer I'll read al lot of James S. A. Corey (I love the Expanse Cicle and I've a backlog of last three episodes). Plus, I want to read also Becoming One with the Ghosts by K. K. Rusch.
Fabio F. Centamore
The way I learnt to write, of course. I had a psychological block when I was child, so it was really tricky for me to write my first words. Last year, finally, I succeded in writing a tale about this situation. Right now this tale (called "Non scrivo più", in english "I don't write anymore") is running for Italia Prize as best Italian SF tale in 2016... Not bad at all ;-)
Fabio F. Centamore
I have no doubt, Luke Danes and Lorelei Gilmore from Gilmore girls TV show. Why? They always know how to make peace, at the end their love overcomes all difficulties. Don't you think so?
Fabio F. Centamore
I have no doubt, Luke Danes and Lorelei Gilmore from Gilmore girls TV show. Why? They always know how to make peace, at the end their love overcomes all difficulties. Don't you think so?
Fabio F. Centamore
To write reviews can be really tricky, because to review someone else is not something did for you but for other readers. So, first of all, never write your own opinion about the book. Reading people is interested in your reading experience with that book, not to your subjective impressions about the plot, the language and so on. Second one, never write a full resume of the story. You don't want destroy other reading experiences spoilering everything, so you have to tell about the subject of the book without reveal any spoiler about the plot or the ending. Third one, tell me something about the author. Readers want to know who he/she is, what the book meant for him/her, what stylistic tools he/she used there. Resuming:
1) to talk about your reading experience with that book.
2) to talk about the subject of that book.
3) to talk about the author.
1b) never deal about your proper opinion about the book.
2b) never spoiler the plot.
3b) Never say anything unless a proper motivation.
Thank you for the question, I hope I've given you a useful answer
1) to talk about your reading experience with that book.
2) to talk about the subject of that book.
3) to talk about the author.
1b) never deal about your proper opinion about the book.
2b) never spoiler the plot.
3b) Never say anything unless a proper motivation.
Thank you for the question, I hope I've given you a useful answer
Fabio F. Centamore
Ad I explained, the idea for my "Actaeon" came from a lot of suggestion based on my studies of Giordano Bruno's philosophy. Bruno took particular care to Actaeon's mith in his works, for me was like a sort of literary investigation.
Fabio F. Centamore
It' really difficult to answer for me. My inspiration is a sort of subconscious power, it grows up from every kind of possible suggestion. Want you an example? Actaeon, my last English novella, was inspired by Giordano Bruno works. Time ago, I wrote an essay on Bruno's thought and particularly on his conception of universe related to Actaeon's ancient mith.
Fabio F. Centamore
I've several projects... First of all I'm writing a novel located in Sicily and based on an alternative present. Here Italy is out from European Union and became a sort of colony of Republic of China. Other projects regard new science fiction novellas... Stay tuned and you'll see
Fabio F. Centamore
First of all read... read... and again read. Then, think attentively what you want.
Fabio F. Centamore
Have the chance to create new worlds, new dimentions, new expectations
Fabio F. Centamore
Simply I choose a word from my vocabulary and build a sentence around it. Then I have only to tie up a second sentence and so on. Usually this method works very well
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