>
Terrill Lankford wrote:
> David, it was great to read an interview with Newton
Thornburg, one of the most
> underrated writers alive. I just wish the interview
was longer. Was it compressed
> due to space considerations? Is there a longer
version we might be able to read?
>
> TL
Newton seems to be a gentleman of few words during an
interview. Louise Guardino
(who did the interview) and I believe he lets his
writing/work speak for him instead, which is totally
understandable. We too, wished the interview was longer. But
after finally locating him, we were gracious he gave us what
is posted. Hope this helps.
If anyone on this list hasn't read CUTTER AND BONE yet, it's
well worth your time. As you put it Terrill, Newton is one of
the most underrated writers alive. Also, with the reprint
from Serpent's Tale, included is an excellent introduction by
George P. Pelecanos.
-David Firks www.bluemurder.com
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