Mario Milosevic chronicles his attempts to equal or better Edwin Abbott’s 125-year-old Flatland novel as he explains his ideas for a Flatland story set in the skin of a dead whale. Part memoir, part essay, part story, this exploration of the intricacies of creativity takes you on a road not yet taken and invites you to consider the question: Are some stories better off not written at all?
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About the Author
Mario Milosevic was born in a refugee camp in Italy as his parents were escaping their native Yugoslavia. He grew up in Canada and now lives in the Pacific Northwest of the United States with his wife, fellow writer Kim Antieau. His fiction and poetry has appeared in numerous publications, including the British magazine Interzone, the French magazine Fiction, and the Italian magazine NOVA SF. Learn more at mariowrites.com.