Story Structures

"Thinking about a book itself—its jacket, its endpapers, its pages—as part of the story is less a clever trick than it is second nature to Freedman, an architect by training, whose stories often riff on the physical limitations of space and breaking through boundaries..."

Journalist Kathy Czepiel visited me at home last month, where we chatted about building stories. Read the rest of her article here, at the Daily Nutmeg. 

Photo by Kathy Leonard-Czepiel and Dan Mims.