I had decided to retire the literary Would You Rather series, but didn't want to stop interviews on the site all together. Instead, I've pulled together 40ish questions - some bookish, some silly - and have asked authors to limit themselves to answering only 10 of them. That way, it keeps the interviews fresh and connectable for all of us!
Today we are joined by Clint Margrave, who is the author of
several books of fiction and poetry, including Lying Bastard, Salute the
Wreckage, The Early Death of Men,
and most recently, Visitor. His work has appeared in The
Threepenny Review, Rattle, The Moth, Ambit, and Los Angeles Review of Books, among
others. He lives in Los Angeles, CA., U.S.A.
What do you do when you’re not writing?
Do you have any hidden talents?
What’s the most useless skill you possess?
What’s something that’s true about you but no one
believes?
What’s your kryptonite as a writer?
What’s the best money you’ve ever spent as a writer?
If you met your characters in real life, what would you
say to them?
What are some of your favorite books and/or authors?
Do you think you’d live long in a zombie apocalypse?
What songs would be on the soundtrack of your life?
The poems in Clint Margrave's VISITOR travel to distant
lands and familiar ones, through museum doors and down the aisles of grocery
stores, into the pages of books and along the shared walls of an apartment
complex, far out in space and up close in the inner space of love and loss, life
and death. VISITOR is a collection that calls on you to let it in.
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