TW Interview by Lorraine Berry
Just by being working class, I’m a minority in the industry, and then to be a woman on top of that is absolutely nuts.
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TW Interview by Martha Nichols
I think he stumbled on telling the truth to save his own life—and it worked.
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TW Interview by Lorraine Berry
All a writer really has is time. Time to think. Time to read. Time to write.
J. Robert Lennon: “Literary Fiction Is a Genre, Too”
May 01, 2013
TW Interview by Lorraine Berry
The nice thing about literary fiction is that it can be anything it wants.
The nice thing about literary fiction is that it can be anything it wants.
Connie Willis: “Success Is the Best Revenge”
Mar 25, 2013
TW Interview by Lorraine Berry
I think the mistake people make is that they don’t see that the inner life and the outer life are two different things.
Michael Lowenthal: “A Stone Down a Bottomless Well”
Feb 18, 2013
TW Interview by Fran Cronin
The whole online world drives me nuts. I hate the pressure of feeling like I need to go on Facebook and be witty."
Connie Willis: “History Is the Raw Data”
Jan 28, 2013
TW Interview by Lorraine Berry
The farther we get from the past, the less we have a dog in the fight, the more the real past starts to emerge.
Jo Miller: “A Four-Foot-Tall Fran Lebowitz”
Oct 15, 2012
TW Interview by Lorraine Berry
A thousand of your competitors are writing about life in New York. Who's competing with you to write about life in your town?
Nichole Bernier: “The Mother of All Bonfires”
Sep 26, 2012
TW Interview by Lorraine Berry
We all move through the world collecting experiences we can’t shrug off.
Richard Zimler: “The Subversive Side of My Personality”
May 28, 2012
TW Interview by Lorraine Berry
I love to write about topics that other people would prefer to forget about—or whitewash.
