Our next panel video from Intervention 2011 is: Telling the Microserialized Story

Description: Webcomics and flash fiction/microfiction often involve stringing out one long story over dozens or hundreds of updates, with gaps of days in between. Not every page of a graphic novel can pack a punch to tide the reader over. Or can it? Should it? And what happens to surprise when fans have days to speculate about the upcoming plot? How does it affect a writer’s approach when the story must be told in such tiny increments?

Panelist: Pete Abrams, Elaine Corvidae, Eric Menge

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