Fascinating interview! I'd love to chat about why she finds it so "excruciating" to have her book read aloud to her. Is it that she's not a literary author? Or is this more common among female authors?
And I'm intrigued by her statement that male domination is "really attractive on paper," but not so much in reality. I think she's saying something interesting here about books and the imagination -- but I'm not sure what!
And then there's my favorite line from the interview (when asked if she needs a couple of glasses of wine before writing this kind of fiction): "I always need a couple of glasses of wine, but that's another story." :)
Fascinating interview! I'd love to chat about why she finds it so "excruciating" to have her book read aloud to her. Is it that she's not a literary author? Or is this more common among female authors?
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm intrigued by her statement that male domination is "really attractive on paper," but not so much in reality. I think she's saying something interesting here about books and the imagination -- but I'm not sure what!
And then there's my favorite line from the interview (when asked if she needs a couple of glasses of wine before writing this kind of fiction): "I always need a couple of glasses of wine, but that's another story." :)