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Lisa Fox

Lisa Fox

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    Literary Fiction Science Fiction Fantasy Horror
  • Country: United States
  • Books: 2
  • Profession: Market Research Consultant
  • Member Since: Jul 2023
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BIOGRAPHY

Lisa Fox is the author of two short story collections-- Core Truths and Passageways: Short Speculative Fiction. She is a pharmaceutical market researcher by day and fiction writer by night. She thrives in the chaos of suburbia, residing in New Jersey (USA) with her husband, two sons, and Double-Doodle puppy. Her work has been featured in Amazing Stories, Dark Matter, Bards and Sages Quarterly, Metaphorosis, New Myths, Brilliant Flash Fiction, and Luna Station Quarterly, among other journals and anthologies. Lisa has had work nominated for the Pushcart Prize and for Best Small Fictions and is a previous winner of the NYC Midnight Short Screenplay competition.

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Passageways: Short Speculative Fiction
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Passageways: Short Speculative Fictionby Lisa FoxPublish: Jul 01, 2024Literary Fiction Science Fiction Fantasy Horror
Core Truths
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Core Truthsby Lisa FoxPublish: Apr 15, 2023Literary Fiction Science Fiction Fantasy Horror

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    • Denzel Omas Denzel Omas 3 months ago
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    • Good day, Mrs. Fox. I'm curious to know your opinion on dialogue-driven narratives and if they can still connect to readers as action-driven narratives so I can find the one suits better for my writing.
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      • Lisa Fox Lisa Fox 3 months ago
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      • Hi! Thank you so much for your question. I think it's going to depend on the nature of your piece. If it's a very character-focused piece, dialogue-driven can work exceptionally well. Sometimes what is said and how it's said can paint a character far better than description can.

        Dialogue-driven might not work as well, though, in an action-driven piece that focuses more on plot points and/or worldbuilding. It also depends on your story length. Micro and flash can sometimes use dialogue exclusively to tell the story and do it well, whereas in a longer piece, you'll need a balance of action peppered with dialogue to be most effective.

        Leaning in to your objective for the story--what do I want my reader to walk away with?--will help guide those choices. Unfortunately, no one-size-fits-all, but that's what makes it fun, right?

        Hope this helps! And good luck with your writing!
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        • Denzel Omas Denzel Omas 3 months ago
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        • Thank you so much. Luckily, mine is a character focused piece because I'm working on survival. Thanks for the advice! I'm glad to find another science fiction author and was wondering if you could give me a review on my book so maybe I know I'm on the right path. Thank you so much once more!
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      • Lisa Fox Lisa Fox 1 year ago
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      • Establishing an emotional connection with your readers. Whether it's character based, situational based... good writing makes your reader feel something - whether joy, anger, concern, sadness... Readers may not remember all the details about a story, but good writing leaves the reader remembering how they felt when they read the story for weeks, months, and years to come.
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      • Lisa Fox Lisa Fox 1 year ago
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      • Less! I have two boys who refuse to read unless forced to, and it breaks my heart! So much immediate gratification with cell phones and the like.
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    • AllAuthor AllAuthor 1 year ago
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    • Have you ever incorporated something that happened to you in real life into your novels?
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      • Lisa Fox Lisa Fox 1 year ago
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      • I'm a short story writer, not a novelist... :) But yes, everything I write is based on something that either happened to me, something I read or saw that made me think... There is so much truth in "be careful, you might see yourself in one of my stories!" In my collection, Core Truths, a likeness of both my sons show up in just the first few stories...
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      • Lisa Fox Lisa Fox 1 year ago
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      • DON'T STOP WRITING. Do not let life get in the way. I took a "break" for 20 years and regret all that time lost, all those stories not told.
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