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Category Archives: characters
When art creates art, and YOU MEET THE ARTIST (omg!!)
The title doesn’t make it clear, but the book does: the title of WRECK is inspired by “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald,” a song written and performed by Gordon Lightfoot in 1976, about the shipwreck of the … Continue reading
Posted in artists, characters, emotions, epic-ness, grief, music, November, small world, Uncategorized, writing life, yawp
Tagged art, edgy young adult, gordon lightfoot, joy, music, WRECK, writing life
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Dear John Irving–I have questions
Hi, Mr. Irving: I need to ask you a few things about IN ONE PERSON, your latest novel. I’m only 40% done, and I know you are a superstar and I am not, but I have issues. I have a … Continue reading
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