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“Scenes were cut, plot points changed, etc., but the world of the novel and the ideas behind it always felt fully formed.”
“Reading early drafts of Famous Men , I was struck by how they never quite felt like drafts.”
“If the first character you identify with in serious literature is like, a middle-aged man?”
“I remember reading Herzog by Saul Bellow as a teenager and thinking: This is genius.”
“I’m interested in passivity in fiction, and passivity in women.”
“Has the backlash to #MeToo actually undone the positive things about #MeToo?”
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“What better qualities to have in a writing partner?”
“A certain amount of self-deception becomes a matter of course, in those contexts.”
“Her debut novel, Slush , is forthcoming from Pamela Dorman Books in 2027.”
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“I have long felt like I can say anything to her; that nothing is too strange, or dark, or vulnerable, or naïve.”
“When the galley finally arrived, I thought I would dip in and out to gather questions for this interview.”
“And then having a similar reaction to the Rabbit, Run novels by John Updike, loving them without any ability at that age to question the complicated portrayals of women, which are sometimes really reductive.”
“It was a way of saying that the material doesn’t feel high stakes because of what it’s about.”
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“But Will doesn’t, because of the ways that she’s been raised and the context in which these things happened, and the failure of certain frameworks to protect her, even within her own family.”
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