January 22, 2017 at 10:30 pm (Artists and Writers, Personal Bookshelf, Recommended, Sundays, Women Writers, Writing)
Tags: Asian American Writers, AWP, inspiration, interviews, Literary Magazines, poetry, writing process
“I do think persona is helpful in however heavy or light the disguise, if only to announce to the reader that if my persona says or does something they don’t find agreeable, it’s just a character, not the person.”
— Aimee Nezhukumatathil, in her interview with Eric Farwell, The Writer’s Chronicle, September 2016
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