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[tadorna]

Um, bababa... what was I going to say? Oh yes.

rochefort brings to my attention this interview with Susan Cooper, which I don't think I've read before. Or if I have my brain has long since erased it to make room for random facts about boring things. It looks very interesting, although I haven't read it all yet.

Why is Yahoo so crap?

Eh... can't think of anything to say really. I'll stop bothering you now.

Comments

[sophrosyne31.livejournal.com]

you are so handy.

just when i'm dreaming about DIR, and i've never read any interviews with her!

i love her description of writing with the background images, archetypes and narratives somewhere in the back of her mind, but keeping it all slightly out of focus. that's how i want to write.

oh god, how i love those books. thank you!

[sheldrake.livejournal.com]

Wasn't it a fab interview? I can't believe I've never come across it before.

i love her description of writing with the background images, archetypes and narratives somewhere in the back of her mind, but keeping it all slightly out of focus. that's how i want to write.

Yes, yes, I thought that was wonderful. And that's definitely how the books come across to me, too, like there's all these depths and layers of stuff that you can slip into accidentally. I love that.

And I love that she mentions Alan Garner and TH White!

[sophrosyne31.livejournal.com]

am reading alan garner as we speak!

omg synchronicity!

*swoons*