Susan

Susan asked T. Coraghessan Boyle:

Of the books you've written, I wonder which you feel most connected to and which you might do differently at this point in your writing career? I've only read The Harder they Come and The Tortilla Curtain, but plan to make it through all of your books in the future.

T. Coraghessan Boyle I love hearing it, Susan. How fast do you read? Because you've only got 25 more to read now, but next spring we'll be adding the new novel, Outside Looking In, to that sweet number. As for your question: let's say World's End, which is my paean to the Hudson Valley, where I grew up.

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Craig Pittman

Craig Pittman asked T. Coraghessan Boyle:

I really enjoyed your book "When the Killing's Done," especially the shipwreck scene at the beginning. Will you be writing more books set in the Channel Islands off California?

Cat

Cat asked T. Coraghessan Boyle:

Mental illness is a very complex thing to write about. How did you prepare to write about a character with schizophrenia for The Harder They Come?

Leah

Leah asked T. Coraghessan Boyle:

East Is East was the first (of many) of your books for me, and it was a get-off-the-bus-cancel-all-plans-go-home-and-read-this-now experience. I recommended the book to a self-proclaimed writer and he said that upon finishing it, he threw the book across the room in frustration. How should I have responded?

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