BCC Shines A Light On: William Cass

BCC Shines a Light On:

William Cass


Name of the piece published by BCC:

Blue Moon, Bright Mars


When/where was it originally published:

Forth Magazine, 2018


What is the background of the piece? What led you to write it? What’s your process?

This piece borrows from a few personal experiences and imagines several more. I was led to write it when I happened upon the title in a newspaper article about the unusual natural occurrence involved, which led to an exploration of seemingly disparate elements that somehow eventually seemed to blend together into something approaching a coherent connection.


How did you feel when it was first published and how have your thoughts or feelings on the piece changed from then to now?

I was surprised when it was first published because the fiction editor involved accepted it within hours after I submitted it, which has only happened to me very rarely. Even though a number of years have now passed since then, I find I feel similarly about it as I did when it was initially written, which is also rare for me.


Where can readers find more of your work? (Website/social media, etc)

I’ve recently published two short story collections, Something Like Hope & Other Stories and Uncommon & Other Stories, with Wising Up Press. Info about each can be found at their website: https://www.universaltable.org/libraryfiction/uncommon.html


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