Why You Shouldn’t Always Tell the Audience What’s Going On, a Lesson from Brian Evenson

Good Writing Podcast

Brian Evenson is a writer of literary horror, whatever that means, and he shows us how writers can smartly use information’s absence to allow for a more interactive reading experience.

Did Ben use the word “ontology” correctly in this episode? He’s not quite sure, to be honest.

• “Altmann’s Tongue” (1994) by Brian Evenson

Good Writing is a podcast where two friends read like writers and lay out craft for fellow writers to steal. Co-hosted by Emily Donovan and Benjamin Kerns.

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