“I’ll get to work–just as soon as I put in that load of laundry. What? My New Yorker came? I’ll speed read the cartoons, then get back to my laptop. . . . That article was great. How does he … Continue reading She Talks Mostly to Herself
The third Malevir novel may never materialize if I do not find a way to make its dynamics authentic, underlying forces based on relatable or common experience. I do know I am happier writing short story/novella-length work, which compels me to define a story quickly, tightly, and richly. With authenticity. A day without sunshine is like, you know, night. Continue reading A Day Without Sunshine
Susan Bass Marcus Writes 