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A Stranger’s Hips, A Stranger’s Hands
“In my mind I played the image of him and the visual artist, their long limbs entangled, his hand on her throat, his eyes on her contorted face, his other hand kneading her heavy breasts.”
Opposite the Party
“Even as she thought it, she knew it was impossible to make everything overlap in a way that satisfied her.”
The Epiphany 10: An Interview with Mary Jean Murphy
I’m definitely methodical and imagine the metaphor as building paper mâché. I have these delicate sentences that layer atop each other until there’s something solid.
The Epiphany 10: An Interview with Strummer Hoffston
I’m deeply committed to not knowing what kind of writer I am. I rely on spontaneity and my habits change constantly. In that way I hope I’m evading stale, pat poems.
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