Oldest Female Debut Novelist Tells All

Posted on March 21, 2023 by Alice Stephens • 4 Comments

I’d been warned by my editor. She told me that as an older author I might have trouble finding an agent. She knew a Canadian agent who prided himself on never taking on a debut novelist over the age of 45. Continue reading →

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The Tragedy of the “Two-way Mirror”: Q&A with Dionne Irving

Posted on October 19, 2021 by Evelyn Somers • 1 Comment

“There are always architects for exploitation and subjugation . . . There is no exploitation unless there are people who are quietly complicit. That is the nature of human subjugation. Complicity is a ghost haunting this story.” Continue reading →