by James Bernard Frost
The Willamette Week ran a Q&A with me last week, and while it was positive and made the book sound interesting, I was disappointed that it wasn't actually a review.
I've found the lack of public discourse over my book to be disheartening. At least for me, the entire purpose of writing a book is to enter into the cultural conversation, to see what people have to say about the moving hand that has written. You're prepared for, even eager in some ways, to have your guts ripped out my someone who doesn't see the world the way you do.
But silence and apathy--it's a bitter pill.
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