Greetings, and thank you for visiting my page - though I would prefer you look over my work as well. I am a twenty year old heterosexual male from Central Alberta, Canada - west of Edmonton, though I have New Zealand citizenship by descent. I am a rancher and a poultry farmer, and that is one of the main themes of my written work: the decline but perseverance of the family farm. The other is that I come from a long line of technically-minded people, and have a general scientific and engineering interest. Both are reflected in my chosen pseudonym, and yes I am rallying against some definitions in an attempt to reclaim peasant as a unifying term for rural people. I am also an atheist and a socialist, so that influence will certainly show up in my works.
I took to writing in 2008 as a way of expressing myself, first in the form of fan fiction I wrote (http://blood-wiki.org/Shogo/Expanded-Canon/ ) for the excellent old anime-inspired game Shogo: Mobile Armour Division, but soon decided to start playing around with my own ideas; fan fiction is an excellent way for anyone to start writing, so I highly recommend it. In general, these take four forms: romantic short stories wherein I work out some of my isolated angst, political fables or otherwise tales with opinionated subtexts, the occasional attempt at humour, and finally articles I write for the People's Voice periodical. I am not one to try and write general examples of a genre, like say horror or science fiction. I like many genres, but feel that the wide array of examples of these to be found here, and elsewhere, mean that I should only write things that I feel are personally unique; or, in the case of my politics, expressing and suggesting my own ideas of life and society. I may also post the occasional essay, but my thoughts evolve and change in such a way that makes me not inclined to put things in hard print.
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- Seba Beach, Alberta, Canada
- JoinedApril 6, 2015
- website: icculus.org/~graham/
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Stories by Graham L. Wilson
- 11 Published Stories
Technical Literacy is Empowering
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An essay which compares technical literacy to reading and writing. It also discusses how the masses are being...
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Bond of Code
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A pair of isolated loners find and connect to each other through their mutual interest in computer game progr...
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Turmoil of the Great War
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A family perspective on the Great War (First World War) from both sides, both fronts.
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