Ask the Author: Sam R. Culotta
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Sam R. Culotta
The world of James Joyce's Dublin in1904. I'd locate the lane where Leopold Bloom went walking with Molly when they were courting. I'd meet them in their walk and tip my hat to Molly as I nod to Bloom,
Sam R. Culotta
I have no deadlines. I write at my own pace so if I dry up I just think. Eventually the thinking leads to a desire to write. I also write poetry, which often comes to the rescue when prose deserts me. That is how my book of poems, James Dean Is Dead, came about.
Sam R. Culotta
After a trip to Sicily with my sister I wrote the essay, Clueless In Paradise, them decided to add collected essays I've been gathering since the publication of Sleeping With Lumbago, Often Humorous, Always Personal Essays.
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