Our archive of interviews with authors, publishers, agents, filmmakers, and other literary and publishing professionals.
A conversation with Molly Giles, author of Life Span: Impressions of a Lifetime Spent Crossing and Recrossing the Golden Gate Bridge.
Michelle’s delivery is everything you want in a memoir: chatty, warm but makes you think.
Rabbit Heart was a slow write, a slow journey. I wrote at a slow pace and I haven’t let go of that pace.
I read Everywhere I Look in a single sitting, and I hadn’t done that in years. It is both detective story and memoir and utterly entrancing.
We’re at a time of unprecedented awareness of science on the part of the public.
Shift examines sexual and romantic fluidity while wrestling with the ways past and present mingle….
The act of writing helps, being a writer helps…. But that doesn’t mean it ended my grief.
I want the reader to feel like they are in conversation with, and spending time with, someone as neurotic as they are.
The main thing is to think carefully about the power of language.
Estelle Erasmus takes readers through the process, from writing to querying to contracts.
