Ask the Author: Sarah Ruhl
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Sarah Ruhl
Liberty of thought. A measure of solitude. And joining others in the great fellowship of paper.
Sarah Ruhl
By assuming it does not exist.
Sarah Ruhl
Study with Paula Vogel. She was my teacher. Also, read more than you write.
Sarah Ruhl
I'm currently working on a collection of essays called WHAT MY PHONE WON'T TEACH ME. They are longer essays than my book ESSAYS I DON'T HAVE TIME TO WRITE, which I wrote when my children were very small. These new essays probably have more political rage in them, and they are longer, just as my children are now taller.
Sarah Ruhl
It can be as simple as a cup of tea or a long walk. It can be as complicated as a heart-break.
Sarah Ruhl
My most recent book, Letters from Max, is co-written with my former student from Yale, Max Ritvo, a brilliant young poet who died way too young of Ewing's sarcoma. We wrote it as a way of forestalling death when he was alive; and after he was gone, I finished it as a way of remembering him.
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