DYLAN LANDIS

  "Most of us have areas of expertise we don't sufficiently value for fiction, expertise we can pull from those jars of memory and experience and give to our characters." Coachella Review Read   "Writerhead begins with imagined strains of music, representing the perfect but not-yet-written book, drifting far above my desk. In the state of grace that you call writerhead, I can snatch whole streams of notes out of the air, and transpose them onto the page as sentences." Q&A with Kristin Bair O'Keeffe Read   Beauty, Mean Girls, & Load-Bearing Sentences: A conversation with Pia Z. Ehrhardt from the New Orleans Review Press Street Read   "Pressure to create something worthy" National Endowment for the Arts blog Read   “Details are my weakness" Interview with Michael Kimball The Faster Times/Writers on Writing Read   "What faith? I write without it" Interview with Janet Skeslien Charles Read   "Normal People have terrible messes, secret lives" Persea Books Interview Read   "There's a cave?" Interview with Andrew Scott Andrew's Book Club Read   "I moved the front door to the book" Interview with Susan Henderson Litpark Read   "Control, power, sexuality, mothering and fathering, intense friendship, guilt, grace, violence, & the redemptive power of art." Interview with Caitlin Hill The Writer's Center Read   "Write in the dark. See what you find there" Conversation with Marion Winik JMWW blog Read   "I read to commit crimes, get into fights, fall in love, experience grace, survive shame..." Dylan Landis, On Reading Laughing Yeti Read     Bibliocracy Interview with Andrew Tonkovich, KPFK Los Angeles Listen   Writers on Writing Interview with Marrie Stone, KUCI, Irvine, CA Listen