Memory as a River: How Identity Survives Transformation
Last week, I wrote about The Watchers, a story of alien invasion through alteration of a civilization’s memory to make its people believe that they, the Watchers, have lived among them all along. It is a concept that provokes questions about the reliability of memory and the possibility that it is not fixed, but fluid. This is the question that carried me from writing The Watchers into writing Riverborn. In Riverborn, memory is internal. It Read more