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Jeanne S's avatar

This stands alone as a work of art. Yet it is just a part of Tulubaikaporia. You need to read this! Take the time.

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THANK YOU

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Late bus as cosmic event? Tak.

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best thing ive read in some time wtf

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cheeeers!

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So good.

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thank you!

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hard to say, if I’m honest. usually I just let the characters talk about random stuff they care about, like a small talk but “deep”, rather than a serious discussion about “a plot-relevant topic”, usually they are drunk or if they aren’t I might unconsciously write then as if they were drunk — I enjoy writing drinking / bar scenes with philosophical conversations

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cheers, best of luck! I like Chekhov, Kharms, Beckett, McDonagh (screenplays and plays), Filippou (only seen screenplays so far but he has plays) for dialogue, all of which I reckon are one absurdist-adjacent lineage that started with/after Chekhov. Also these are other dialogue-heavy episodes from the book published so far https://blog.nova-nevedoma.com/p/applied-asymptotology-c6f and https://blog.nova-nevedoma.com/p/lingus-venus there are some other dialogue-heavy ones later in the book (I’ll publish it here too as time comes), probably more similar to the bus one (more deadpan comedy) compared to the ones above