We Wanted to Be Writers is excerpted in the Summer/Fall 2011 issue of TriQuarterly! The fine folks at Northwestern University are running a big chunk of Chapter 4, “Say Yes! to Everything,” where we disuss the creative process. Very cool.
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This is very exciting, for a couple of reasons. First, we read TriQ with a passion in those days, and it still holds its own in the bookstore racks where I encounter it.
Second, it’s exciting because I think I’m still waiting for an answer to a submission I sent them back in the late 1970s. Maybe now I can jog their memory!
Good stuff!