“I guess I should tell you about something.”

The author of Craft in the Real World on revision, breaking habits, and fixing the writing workshop.

After my wedding, I began looking for a language for the partnership, both metaphorical and actual, I seemed to have contracted.

This year, every day I spent in isolation was in preparation for the days when I could join others in something bigger than ourselves.

There is something exciting about anticipating a space before it is inevitably interfered with by a human—what might also be called living.

Talking to the author of Wagnerism about uncovering counter-narratives, keeping a healthy skepticism of your relationship with art, and totalitarian intolerance of eccentric creativity.