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“Who is the person, or what is the place or practice that had the most significant impact on your writing education?”
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“The Vanishing Family is about people who can do that very thing—see their future—but for them the stakes couldn’t be higher.”
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“But I’d pair it with Steve Martin’s Born Standing Up , which is so much more than a memoir.”
“I read it a few years later and cried because I was starting to get just how random and chaotic life can be.”
“I like Stephen King’s On Writing for its tips on making it through a first draft.”
“I started at a weekly community newspaper in Manhattan where I found myself reporting new chapters of continuing sagas in real time.”
“I fell for the narrative aspect of journalism there, and the human aspect, too.”