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King Lear and the Syntax of Insanity

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Brian Staveley has an MA in Creative Writing from Boston University. He works as an editor for Antilever Press, and has published poetry and essays, both in print and on-line. He is the author of The Emperor's Blades, The Providence of Fire, and The Last Mortal Bond.

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Shakespeare on Tor.com

King Lear: The Syntax and Scansion of Insanity

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Moving from Lyric Poetry to Epic Fantasy

Keeping the Underwear Clean: The Art of Formal Constraint

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The Emperor's Blades Brian Staveley
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Chronicles of the Unhewn Throne

The Last Abbot of Ashk’lan

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Moving from Lyric Poetry to Epic Fantasy

Altogether Elsewhere; or Enough About the F**king Feast Already

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Three Ekphrastic Dialogues; or, No Dual Wielding Until Book Three

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When My Wife Put Her Face in a Fireball for Epic Fantasy

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That Was Awesome! Writers on Writing

Reimagining Homer: Christopher Logue’s War Music

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The Providence of Fire: Chapter Six (Excerpt)

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The Providence of Fire: Chapter Five (Excerpt)

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“There was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it.”

C.S. Lewis, The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader

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