You were eloquent and intelligent, as ever.

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Fine interview, Marissa!

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What a strange set of questions.

I mean, your answers were eloquent, but I probably would never have asked that set of questions. They're almost banal, but in enough of an off-kilter way to provoke some interesting responses.

And in any case, I never offered congratulations for having your work accepted into that collection. So, overdue congratulations.

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I have no idea what I would have asked if I was given Jennifer's job and had to interview an entire anthology full of authors about stories of theirs I hadn't selected. Off-kilter enough to provoke interesting responses is a good result, I feel.

And thanks!

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Nice!

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You sound so like yourself!

I don't know why I'm surprised. And it certainly made me want to read the story.

P.

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Is it matociquala who had the "this is my professional persona" tagline for awhile? Um. Yes. It's very nice to pick a profession where "HELLO I AM A GIANT NERD" is something I can highlight rather than playing down for professional interviews.

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I always just randomly tell people what I want them to write for me, but it so seldom works! No, it was an Elise necklace that had that story in it. I thought the squishy floors were because of Z and talking about that theory of floors in that same Farthing Party?

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Bracelet, not necklace, but yes.

As for the floors, if so, it was a conversation next to me that filtered into my subconscious, not one I was part of. Which absolutely happens to people, so very cool that it happened to me.

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Nice interview.

And I totally want that restaurant in my neighborhood.

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I want it in your neighborhood, too! Your neighborhood would be convenient!

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