Exclusive Interview: Josie Adams Reveals Untold Secrets Behind We Thought They’d Never Leave with Tony Shalhoub
MDH: Is a sleep story something I’d listen to if I have insomnia because I can’t shut off my brain at night?
JA: That’s exactly it. They are charming, prosaic stories that don’t have a beginning, middle, or end, and are very atmospheric and cozy. I love writing them. The pressure is very low to have a good plot and I get to really dive into the magical worlds that I want to live in.
MDH: That sounds like something I could use. Josie, thank you and have a great book tour!
Meet the Contributor
Michèle Dawson Haber is a Canadian writer, potter, and union advocate. She lives in Toronto and is working on a memoir about family secrets, identity, and step adoption. Her writing has appeared in Manifest Station, Oldster magazine, The Brevity Blog, Salon.com, and in the Modern Love column of The New York Times. You can find her at www.micheledhaber.com.
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