Ask the Author: Terese Svoboda
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Terese Svoboda
from my epileptic brother's mysterious death.
Terese Svoboda
I'm rarely inspired. I just write.
Terese Svoboda
two novels, one about a harem in Libya and the other about a fairytale goose and climate change.
Terese Svoboda
Grace Paley told me: low rent.
Terese Svoboda
The process of revision. Seeing change, if not improvement. The story of surprise, the forgiveness of a phrase.
Terese Svoboda
I never have it. Writing is like breathing for me. I accept whatever appears because I know I can revise.
Terese Svoboda
Ernest Hemmingway's baby shoes screwed onto his corpse. (that's one sentence!)
Terese Svoboda
Pukapuka, the furthest flung Polynesian island occupied by 100 people who have elected one person to decide on what TV station to watch. I want to see what they choose.
Terese Svoboda
Latasha Nevada Digg's Village, Optic Subwoof by Doug Kearney, Molly Giles' Home for Unwed Husbands, and Fat Time by Jeffrey Renard Allen
Terese Svoboda
Where did Uncle Edward put the will? $69M went to a lawyer who headed a foundation for crippled race horses.
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