Every now and then, I like to ask writers, “Is there a question you’d like me to ask?” I’m always surprised by the types of questions they’d want to ask themselves, so I decided to take the idea of the self-interview and give writers some restraints.
One. Use Who/What/When/Where/Why questions.
Two. Have fun.
The first Debuti-Self Interview features Kirsten Menger-Anderson, author of the debut novel The Expert of Subtle Revisions, a mind- and time-bending family thriller. Menger-Anderson lives in San Francisco and is also the author of the short story collection Doctor Olaf van Schuler’s Brain. Her work has appeared in LitHub, Undark, Towards Data Science, Becoming Human: Artificial Intelligence Magazine, and Q.E.D.
But enough from me. Let’s turn it over to Kirsten Menger-Anderson.
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