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“Who is the person, or what is the place or practice that had the most significant impact on your writing education?”
“Kiese Laymon, who I’ll be launching Stellar Smoke with at The Center for Fiction .”
“Which non-literary piece of culture—film, tv show, painting, song—could you not imagine your life without?”
“_______________________________ Stellar Smoke by Tanaïs is available from Dutton, an imprint of Penguin Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House, LLC.”
“I don’t know, but sometimes that’s how books get written.”
“There’s a clarity and a boundary between work and play in the daytime that’s really helpful during revision.”
“My new novel, Stellar Smoke, is about a real human musician confronting her estranged, and recently dead, mother, who happens to be a machine consciousness.”
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“Those lost loves, and the subsequent years of relief and regret, shame, and silence; are all embedded in this novel.”
“(your boss, your childhood bully, etc.) Friends I love still, but haven’t spoken to for the last several years, because we fell out of friendship.”
“But there are phases during the writing process, during the last, last phase of revisions, where I switch to daylight hours.”
“There’s an intensity to queer femme friendships, and sometimes the merging has been too much to bear.”
“I spent hours solo, watching the iconic cartoons of that era, My Little Pony, She-Ra: Princess of Power, and, the most influential, Jem and the Holograms.”
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