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Excerpt from Drain

Davis Schneiderman

sloshing in the mud. “Quadrilateral couldn’t agree more. Only a few malcontents, isolated from the mass of ...

Page 35 from Issue vol4-no3

leaned back in his chair and looked out over the treetops once more. Justin got up, thinking he would ...

The Pop scene and the Theater of the Ridiculous

Peter Michelson

The Pop scene and the Theater of the Ridiculous Print Pages: Page 111 from Issue ...

Literary Scene: Nairobi

Ari Bookman Monday, October 4, 2010 Blog It's festival season in Nairobi. This weekend Nairobi hosted the second annual Storymoja Hay Festival, a gathering of writers, filmmakers, storytellers, and other creative thinkers from Africa and beyond. Th ...

"Many unreliable narrators are deliberately lying, but others just misread their world with varying degrees of fallibility. Some are too naive, some too full of themselves. Some are going mad, some are in denial, some are jokesters. The list goes on."

A part of Gillian Flynn's success in "Gone Girl" is that the two main characters are dueling unreliable narrators.

In this five-part TriQuarterly series, writers brainstorm creative ways for writers to make themselves unreliable narrators—with playful, conflicted, and imaginative results.

No matter what you've done in the past, find the most appropriate narrator for every new thing you write.

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