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.
The farther we get from the past, the less we have a dog in the fight, the more the real past starts to emerge.
If he were in a great novel, we’d see how his many facets add up to create a dynamic, if believably flawed, hero.
I’m not the only one to equate supporting characters with vegetables.
Over the years, my memory has cast that night in moon and crickets and lilacs, dialogue even, although it’s all a lie.
Although other people’s deaths comfort me, I am not rooting for mass extinction.