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Corran Harrington

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in Alameda, New Mexico, The United States

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Fiction, Contemporary, Psychology

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CORRAN HARRINGTON is the 2017 Benjamin Franklin Gold Winner for Best New Voice: Fiction (Independent Book Publishers Association - IBPA) for Follow the River Home. The book was also a 2016 Finalist in the New Mexico-Arizona Book Awards in categories for Fiction, First Book NM, and Cover. Harrington is also a Pushcart Prize nominee, a Bosque Fiction Contest finalist, and a New Millennium Writings Award semifinalist. Follow the River Home, published by Arbor Farm Press (April 2016), was a Hidden River Arts international writing competition finalist, and a 2013 Santa Fe Writers Project fiction finalist. Harrington's short stories (also published as Connie Harrington) have appeared in Rosebud (two stories), Beloit Fiction Journal, Connecticut R ...more

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Will you be writing more novels?

Corran Harrington Thanks for your question, Jessyca! I am almost done with the first draft of a novel based on the story "September Light" (from Follow the River Home).…moreThanks for your question, Jessyca! I am almost done with the first draft of a novel based on the story "September Light" (from Follow the River Home). It is set in the Pacific Northwest, so has a very different feel from Follow the River Home. It also is structurally more traditional, though will be written in the voices of the two main characters. (And I continue to write short stories.)

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Corran Harrington I don’t give writer’s block much attention. Like most writers, I have times where I am less than prolific. I trust that I will write when I am moved t…moreI don’t give writer’s block much attention. Like most writers, I have times where I am less than prolific. I trust that I will write when I am moved to write. If I am working under a publisher’s deadline, though, I am very disciplined and just make myself sit down and start the process. A writer has to be willing to write poorly, if that is what it takes to get something onto the page. Poor writing can usually be redeemed and made good; that’s where craft comes into play. (less)

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