Monday, April 15, 2013

SCIFI CLASS 11: "Immaculate" by Storm Constantine

For next week's class (Friday 4/19) we will be discussing Immaculate (1991) by Storm Constantine.


"Women are not ashamed of feelings or emotions. It’s a reflection of the way our society operates. To men it’s seen as weakness to show emotion, or to feel emotionally vulnerable. So they feel uncomfortable exploring that part of their sexuality. This sounds terribly patronizing, and I know it’s generalizing too. I’m sure there are many men who don’t feel that way. But in general – it’s true! And as a writer you have to get into your characters in order to write about them. That includes the weakness that you’d experience there. That weakness is something male writers feel uncomfortable with when they’re exploring that kind of situation..."

--Storm Constantine


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