There’s this cruel voice in my head. It’s always been there, shutting me up, keeping me small. Lately, it’s sick of my efforts to market and promote my first novel. ‘Who tf cares?’ A big part of me could give in, and give up. Maybe the voice is right. Maybe no one cares. Especially in this catastrophic political climate. The voice, doubt, work, it’s exhausting. Yet I won’t lie down. Because I care. Because great people have helped make good things happen for my novel and me.
Caroline Leavitt, the wonderful,
New York Times bestselling author and fierce champion of all things lit
interviewed me.
My dear friend, fellow writer, and Mills College alum, Lisa Lewis, interviewed me by phone for
Literary Mama and I love the results of
our conversation.
Bridget Quinn and Larry Rosen, the brilliant hosts of the
GrottoPod podcast interviewed me the day after
The Weight of Him‘s official launch party at The Booksmith (there may have been whiskey fumes in the tiny space).
My essay on food, family and wanting more published at
The Washington Post.
Published on March 16, 2017 17:46