After a series of tragedies, Hannah Tinti figured out what she truly cares about, and in doing so, rediscovered the spark in her writing, resulting in her brilliant and immensely entertaining new novel, THE TWELVE LIVES OF SAMUEL HAWLEY. She and James discuss finding community in the lonely business of writing, immediately knowing which pieces of a book belong, using roadsigns to create tension, and having the audacity to write about whales. They also discuss Hannah's incredible work in co-creating and editing the literary magazine ONE STORY.
Hannah Tinti: http://hannahtinti.com/
Hannah and James Discuss:
Daniel Wallace
American Short Fiction
Sewanee Writers' Conference
Maribeth Batcha
"Villanova" by John Hodgman
NYU
Writers House, A Literary Agency
Devin Emke
THE AREAS OF MY EXPERTISE by John Hodgman
THE BOSTON REVIEW
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
C. Michael Curtis
THE NEW YORKER
HARPER'S
PLOUGHSHARES
THE PARIS REVIEW
McSWEENEY'S
Samuel French
THE KENYON REVIEW
TIN HOUSE
GRANTA
REDIVIDER
"World's End" by Clare Beams
Victor Kiam
The One Story Debutante Ball
The Fray
Margo Rabb
"Fear Itself" by Katie Coyle
"The Strings Attached" (unfortunately not entitled "Banjo") by James Scott
ANIMAL CRACKERS by Hannah Tinti (2004, The Dial Press)
Winston Churchill
LENNY
Hedgebrook Writers in Residence Program
Alfred Hitchcock
Annie Hartnett
50 Cent
Greg Mollica
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
Matthew Cheney
Jim Shepard
E.L. Doctorow
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