I finished my first novel at fourteen.
Three hundred pages. I’ve been writing every year since — which is the part that actually matters.
Criticism and essays on psychology, narrative, and the space between them.
One essay is enough to start — even a class paper you liked. Until there is one, this page is a promise rather than a page, and the essay index is where a future professor’s public body of work accumulates.
A case study and a novel are the same document under different rules. I’m interested in the rules.
That line is waiting for an essay to sit inside. With your prose on either side it reads as a thesis you are defending; on its own it is only a good sentence.