The Rumpus Mini-Interview Project #232: Mary Morris
“To really write, I need to hold a pen.”
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...more…short stories [are] a venerable form, but it’s diabolically hard to master. There’s a lot of apprenticeship in writing stories. And sometimes a story can take such a long time to write — I mean, months and months. … It’s only 10 or 15 pages, but still you got to get it right. Paul Theroux […]
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