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“What’s the best or worst writing advice you’ve ever received?”
“It had more photographs per page (ppp) than any of the other books in the animal section and barely any words.”
“But friction is what lets us grip onto things, stay in place, be in life, hold onto each other.”
“Which book(s) do you reread?”
“Ankur Thakkar Avigayl Sharp Center for Fiction Center for Fiction First Novel Prize Emeline Atwood Giada Scodellaro Nafissa Thompson-Spires Samantha Josephs T Kira Madden Emily Temple Emily Temple is the managing editor at Lit Hub.”
“Which non-literary piece of culture—film, tv show, painting, song—could you not imagine your life without?”
“The baby step I’ve been working on this week is to just try and stay awake after the dog pees.”
“Because she’s just someone I made up.”
“It’s the novel’s competitive advantage over every other art form.”
“If you weren’t a writer, what would you do instead?”
“What is your favorite way to procrastinate when you are meant to be working?”
“(your boss, your childhood bully, etc.) I have two opposite readers that I’m both so excited about.”
“Here’s what they told us: Emeline Atwood, author of A Real Animal What time of day do you work (and why)?”
“Ahead of time, we’ll often exchange a frenzy of texts like, “This time let’s actually write.” But we always just talk.”
“Who is the person, or what is the place or practice that had the most significant impact on your literary education?”
“What part of your writing routine do you think would surprise your readers?”
“Unfortunately, this year has been the first in a while where I just can’t seem to get up.”
“How do you tackle writer’s block?”
“So I read whatever will be taken away from me next.”
“Ask them what they see, smell, feel, taste.”
“What book has elicited the most intense emotional reaction from you (made you laugh, cry, be angry)?”