The Face in the Whirlpool
The author of Eleutheria considers the literary value of the human instinct to look for faces everywhere.
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The author of Eleutheria considers the literary value of the human instinct to look for faces everywhere.
“What if there was an agency that verified people’s online dating personas?” —Jane Pek, author of The Verifiers
The author of Eleutheria uses ecological principles to guide her writing.
“How do you navigate a life in opposition to and in spite of systemic racism, with poetry?” —Angel Dominguez, author of Desgraciado
“Don’t let an algorithm tell you what to read. Disobey the algorithm.” —Sarah Manguso, author of Very Cold People
The author of Nobody’s Magic considers what happens when you lust after your own characters.
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The author of Nobody’s Magic reflects on writing in African American Vernacular English.
“It’d be easier for me to stop talking than to stop writing.” —Tochi Onyebuchi, author of Goliath
The author of Nobody’s Magic shares lessons from writing an unlikable nonnormative character.