May 4Liked by Andromeda Romano-Lax, Caitlin Wahrer
What a great interview! I can’t wait to read this book. And I so appreciate this part: “As a younger writer, I would have been worried thinking I might dwell on the same idea in multiple books but now I see it is both natural and marvelous.”
I’m revising my third novel right now and noticing themes and ideas that are similar to the previous two I’ve worked on. I have definitely worried that I’m just circling the drain on the same ideas but approaching them from different angles. Glad to hear we all have our obsessions that sneak into our work!
ME TOO. I was watching Moana with my almost 3yo daughter today and got to the part where she’s sneaking away and her mom catches her and helps her, and I got choked up HAHA I’m so soft
What a great interview! I can’t wait to read this book. And I so appreciate this part: “As a younger writer, I would have been worried thinking I might dwell on the same idea in multiple books but now I see it is both natural and marvelous.”
I’m revising my third novel right now and noticing themes and ideas that are similar to the previous two I’ve worked on. I have definitely worried that I’m just circling the drain on the same ideas but approaching them from different angles. Glad to hear we all have our obsessions that sneak into our work!
I don’t think you’re circling the drain! You’re circling one of your life themes!
Well with The Deepest Lake wasn't already on my TBR list, it certainly is now. Mothers and daughters get me every time.
ME TOO. I was watching Moana with my almost 3yo daughter today and got to the part where she’s sneaking away and her mom catches her and helps her, and I got choked up HAHA I’m so soft