Map of Loavecraft's Dreamworld by Jason Thompson |
One way you can approach this week's writing is to overlay over the maps we made in class. For example, since we started with mapping some of your foundation, why don't you map your aspirations: Write a map of your aspirational world. Make sure it expresses, the best you can, the refined and amplified nature of your aspirational character. Attitude.
Another thing you might do is to create an imaginary world under the influence of H.P. Lovecraft, even a part of his "mythos." Lovecraft's representation of his world is rooted in the effects and atmosphere of his language. Tolkien rooted Middle Earth in the creation of an original language. Lovecraft roots his world in an atmosphere he creates at every level of the language he uses. This is how he represents the character of the environment in his stories. You might try evoking a world of your own devising using a type of language you find appropriate and that strongly projects the attitude you want embedded in the setting. Feel freee to make any additions to any elements of Lovecraft's world.
Or if you like you can even remix your personal map, your Oz world and something Lovecraftian and see what you come up with.
All maps are projections.
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