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Did you bring your own whiskey? / I brought mine. Here is this really great question from past Between the Covers guest, Johanna Hedva. They just get up and leave. I thought I hated him for his rage and the way that he controlled everyone in the family through that rage and through that brutality. I filed them. My father, again, I saw him as completely separate from Gladys. I think that makes it worse. I knew how she looked at the world but it was vulgar because it was queer and because it was outwardly queer.

It was essentially an arranged marriage when she was 18 to a very wealthy man. At the Baltimore Museum of Art, they have a scrapbook of her in their archive of her that she kept of all her press clippings from the 50s, 60s, and 70s, or like some paintings. This is very familiar. That really surprised me actually because I felt like that was before she had figured out her own style.

Sycamore, by breathing into the prose, treats the act of book-building as a practice strange and organic as sleeping, walking, bathing, eating. But also talk to us about what it was like for you to move around in and through the streets and spaces of Baltimore, how you would speak the Baltimore experience for you in a similar way to the way I just quoted you speaking about the Seattle and San Francisco experiences.

The world is not built for that. This has been an incredible conversation. Lake Charles. Jul 18, It is radically estranged from the structure of being. She is the artist.

Even my father, my mother too, they grew up in segregated schools until they were middle school, like legally segregated schools. I knew to myself that I was being squashed, that if I had to fit myself into that, that would demolish the potential for me to flourish but I did not understand or know about these larger structural issues. About us. My question for you is in what emotional place do you greet your readers?

So maybe I started in certain ways with that childlike excitement or wanting to move toward that. I think maybe that was vulgar to her. Jul 26, I had no idea that the vast majority of Baltimore Jews sided with the Confederates, the vast majority of all White people. I started this book around but I think that yeah, just that realization and I think being in her studio, just realizing how much that space meant to me.

I think I want to start by saying that for me, I think the openness, it all comes from writing the book on its own terms, any book, starting without any sense of direction, structure, form, plot, or even the topics that are going to be included.