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Audio Interview with Susan Minot |
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Author Susan Minot
comes to talk with Don Swaim in this 1992 interview. After earning a degree
in creative writing, she attended Columbia for two years. From there, she
began as a short story author and was published in The New
Yorker. Then publisher Seymour Lawrence gave her a book
deal, after seeing promise in her work. Her first collection of
short stories, Monkeys, was shocking to see in print because it
seemed to take on a life of its own. They discuss her novels Evening
and Folly, how she sets up her stories, and the difference between
writing short stories and novels. Listen
to the Susan Minot interview with Don Swaim, October 21, 1992 These files are for your personal use only.
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