One Word Interview with Annalisa Crawford
Today, we welcome Annalisa Crawford, author of Cat and the Dreamer, and That Sadie Thing, to the writing chair! Take it away, Annalisa
The house is on fire! Aside from your children, what would you grab first?
My fountain pen.
You are a wise woman.
You're performing on Broadway. What show are you in?
Evita.
(Imagine me singing) Don't cry for me Argentiiiiiina!
What's your dream romantic getaway spot?
Florence.
Oh, yes. Anywhere in Italy is good for me.
What historical figure would you most like to have lunch with?
Jane Austen
Fun! I want to come to.
We're holding a banquet in honor of your awesomeness. What are we serving for dessert?
Chocolate cheesecake!
Now, there's a type of cheesecake I can live with!
I live in Cornwall UK, with a good supply of beaches and moorland right on my doorstep. I live with my husband, two boys, a dog and a cat. Despite my location. I neither surf nor sail, and have never had any inclination to try. I much prefer walking along a deserted beach and listening to the waves crashing over rocks. For this reason, I really love the beach in the winter!
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Cat and the Dreamer:
As a teenager, Julia survived a suicide pact, while her best friend Rachel died. Julia’s only escape from her
guilt, and her mother’s over-protection, is her imagination. When Adam arrives in the office, Julia’s world takes a startling turn as she realises reality can be much more fun than fantasy. Finally she has someone who can help her make the most of her life. But can she allow herself to be truly happy?
That Sadie Thing:
That Sadie Thing and other stories is an intense and emotional journey through the relationships that define our lives: a couple breaking up on a rainy night; a woman finding comfort from eating lunch as her best friend lies in hospital; a runaway longing to go home; a teenager oppressed by her father, and many more. All of the characters in this collection are struggling to find their place in the world, attempting to find connections that matter with the people around them, however fleeting. This is a dark, unsettling yet memorable collection.
The house is on fire! Aside from your children, what would you grab first?
My fountain pen.
You are a wise woman.
You're performing on Broadway. What show are you in?
Evita.
(Imagine me singing) Don't cry for me Argentiiiiiina!
What's your dream romantic getaway spot?
Florence.
Oh, yes. Anywhere in Italy is good for me.
What historical figure would you most like to have lunch with?
Jane Austen
Fun! I want to come to.
We're holding a banquet in honor of your awesomeness. What are we serving for dessert?
Chocolate cheesecake!
Now, there's a type of cheesecake I can live with!
I live in Cornwall UK, with a good supply of beaches and moorland right on my doorstep. I live with my husband, two boys, a dog and a cat. Despite my location. I neither surf nor sail, and have never had any inclination to try. I much prefer walking along a deserted beach and listening to the waves crashing over rocks. For this reason, I really love the beach in the winter!FacebookTwitterBlogWebsiteAmazon
Cat and the Dreamer:
As a teenager, Julia survived a suicide pact, while her best friend Rachel died. Julia’s only escape from her guilt, and her mother’s over-protection, is her imagination. When Adam arrives in the office, Julia’s world takes a startling turn as she realises reality can be much more fun than fantasy. Finally she has someone who can help her make the most of her life. But can she allow herself to be truly happy?
That Sadie Thing:That Sadie Thing and other stories is an intense and emotional journey through the relationships that define our lives: a couple breaking up on a rainy night; a woman finding comfort from eating lunch as her best friend lies in hospital; a runaway longing to go home; a teenager oppressed by her father, and many more. All of the characters in this collection are struggling to find their place in the world, attempting to find connections that matter with the people around them, however fleeting. This is a dark, unsettling yet memorable collection.
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