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[Title] => Happy endings
[Summary] => I didn’t mean to leave my graduate fiction class so glum and depressed on a rainy Friday night a couple of weeks ago, but I ended that meeting with what turned out to be the controversial proposition that most stories we read and write are sad ones, and that one of the most difficult things to write is a story with a happy ending you can believe.
That seems to be especially true for love stories, which are the most commonly and yet also often the most badly written, with the same old characters going through the same old motions and saying the same old things.
[DatePublished] => 2002-07-15 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Butch Dalisay
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That seems to be especially true for love stories, which are the most commonly and yet also often the most badly written, with the same old characters going through the same old motions and saying the same old things.
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