Ask the Author: Kassandra Jo Tomaras
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Kassandra Jo Tomaras
Any story told by my father about his life, and therefore anything relating to my father's presence in my life, is ipso facto a mystery, since the man is a pathological liar. I have ideas for novels that would, in a fictionalized form, help me unravel some of those mysteries, but I am deliberately saving work on them until after his eventual death, so that I can call upon them as means of doing the work of mourning.
Kassandra Jo Tomaras
The Corporation, speaking through its computer servers, asked a writer to provide it with unpaid content. The writer complied.
Kassandra Jo Tomaras
"The Last Days of New Paris" by China Miéville. Kill Nazis, liberate the unconscious, and try to get with Meret Oppenheim.
Kassandra Jo Tomaras
Yes. Though it's more a reference book than something to read straight through, so I'm just operating on the assumption that I've consulted enough of its sections that it counts as me having "read" it. Alexander often makes significant interpretive errors, and people I know who agreed to be interviewed for it regretted it afterward due to his sloppy research methods. (No note-taking, let alone recording, and the resulting "quotes" show it.)
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