Lots popped out, lots to love in your post - the cover of Nights at the Circus, asweep with The Kiss and that insight into the swirl of their reversal. Wuthering Heights (to the depths of the wily, windy moors). Cornelius Eady - the influences reveal the writer
I'm interested in Ghadery's position regarding avoiding writing from characters perspectives that are not her own. This is always such a difficult question. I understand the concern about appropriation and have made a similar boundaries for myself but it read in the interview as though the limit might be even more restrictive. I'm just curious to know more, I guess. Thank you for bringing her work to our attention!
Lots popped out, lots to love in your post - the cover of Nights at the Circus, asweep with The Kiss and that insight into the swirl of their reversal. Wuthering Heights (to the depths of the wily, windy moors). Cornelius Eady - the influences reveal the writer
I'm interested in Ghadery's position regarding avoiding writing from characters perspectives that are not her own. This is always such a difficult question. I understand the concern about appropriation and have made a similar boundaries for myself but it read in the interview as though the limit might be even more restrictive. I'm just curious to know more, I guess. Thank you for bringing her work to our attention!