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Jun

Vicnic, vice, and everything nice

   Posted by: Kathe   in Performance

It’s so intriguing to watch this tributary winding its way through current culture – the ironic, fantastic opulence of this Victorian Picnic (and don’t you love the rabbit?); the ongoing phantasmagoria of Dances of Vice (including, now, Shanghai Vice) – powered by steampunk, inspired by – what? Needless to say, everybody at the Poppy would fit right in at any of these events.

I don’t question – I don’t even examine – the prompts and urges and fancies that become the books and stories that I write; my process, such as it is, is an unconscious one, and I’m more than happy to keep it that way. But I’m obviously paddling this same river along with those beauties in the top hats and the guy who makes silver charm-and-leather sleeves for iPods. Where do you get your ideas?

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4 comments so far

Trish Lewis
 1 

I want to buy a copy of the book when it comes out – where will it be available?

June 9th, 2008 at 2:27 pm
 2 

Every place books are, I hope! – online and in bookstores. And here, of course.

June 10th, 2008 at 4:49 pm
Marissa
 3 

Thank you for following your unconscious muse; it makes your characters and storylines organic beneath the polish of your writing style. It’s such a joy to open one of your books, and journey alongside the characters without every feeling manipulated as a reader, which happens when I feel like the author is too conscious of marketing during the development.

This blog builds excitement about reading your book- I can’t wait to read it!

June 11th, 2008 at 7:17 am
Kathe
 4 

Thanks, Marissa. I always hope that the pleasure I had writing a book will translate to pleasure for the people who read it – and this book was a joyride. I can’t wait for you to read it, too!

June 12th, 2008 at 4:36 am

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