It comes with experiencing more things in life as well. I think that gradual sense of calm also comes with age. I still feel a sense of urgency, a desire to lose myself in my work, but I started feeling like I could concentrate more on the details, rather than sweep through a story. Claire of the SealightThen, as time went on and I got a chance to do more and more writing, different types of writing, that sense of panic slowly started to go away. I just wanted to put everything I knew at that moment in there, everything I had observed and experienced and then some. I think when I was writing Breath, Eyes, Memory, I was worried that it might be the only book I would ever write. “s I’ve gotten older, there is a kind of panic that I used to feel about it, which I no longer feel. In an interview with The Coffin Factory, Edwidge Danticat, author of The Farming of Bones and the newly released Claire of the Sea Light, discusses her new novel, magical realism and climate change, family and more: The name “Liberty Lit” was inspired by the short-lived literary journal produced by Angela Chase at Liberty High School in 1994. Welcome to Lez Liberty Lit, our column about literary shit that’s happening that you should probably care about. You may think that the Internet’s great, but that’s just peanuts compared to books.
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