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Now August was a good time for swimming
I have been interviewed for posterity!
In honor of the book which is now three days from being a real, readable thing, Jeannelle M. Ferreira asked me eight questions on her blog and I answered. Read on to discover my thoughts on favorite stories, self-definitions, obsolete technologies, influences from film, and more:
An Interview with Sonya Taaffe, Author, Editor, Durian-Lover.
This is much better than the part of the day where it was so sticky and hot that I dreamed of being part of an amateur polar expedition, because apparently freezing to death in an AU Terror remix is better than whatever we've got melting clocks to sidewalks outside.
In honor of the book which is now three days from being a real, readable thing, Jeannelle M. Ferreira asked me eight questions on her blog and I answered. Read on to discover my thoughts on favorite stories, self-definitions, obsolete technologies, influences from film, and more:
An Interview with Sonya Taaffe, Author, Editor, Durian-Lover.
This is much better than the part of the day where it was so sticky and hot that I dreamed of being part of an amateur polar expedition, because apparently freezing to death in an AU Terror remix is better than whatever we've got melting clocks to sidewalks outside.
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I'm so glad! I had the fun of watching that novel grow from a couple of scenes in 2011 into something that lots and lots of people on the internet are reading and the only credit I can take is that I kept looking beseechingly at Selkie to keep writing it.