Hello all, it’s been a while since I’ve updated Imaginary Magnitude. I’ve been focused quite intently on revising some current works for submission in my spare time, and unfortunately the blog just doesn’t rank as high on the priority list when it comes to writing projects. That said, I don’t like leaving things untended for this long and hope to be a little more active in the coming weeks. Helps that I’m going to be a writing retreat at the end of November 🙂
I had a wonderful interview with Giller long-list nominee Hollay Ghadery for the New Books Network, about my dark literary thriller, RADIOLAND. This was one of the more insightful interviews I’ve done for this novel. Hollay brought a deep reading of the book to the interview. I especially appreciate her touching on how the twisting perspectives of the two protagonists intersect with a neurodivergent perception of the world. I previously wanted to be more verbal about this in interviews and promotional material but felt that, as someone who is undiagnosed (possibly neurodivergent but not motivated to pursue a diagnosis) I felt that this would attract criticism from some circles. In any case, she “got” the book and that doesn’t happen very often. Please enjoy!
