Andrew Blackman
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I was experimenting with writing my next novel in the present tense. For a while it went well. The present tense felt more immediate, a little fresher, and was appropriate to the story I was trying to tell.
But gradually I began to feel constricted. The present tense seemed to work well for describing scenes [...]
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