Close Observations on a Long Journey: An Interview with Melanie Finn
by Benjamin Woodard
Melanie Finn sits down to talk with Benjamin Woodard about her latest novel, The Hare, out now from Two Dollar Radio.
Benjamin Woodard is editor in chief at Atlas and Alice Literary Magazine and frequently contributes literary criticism to Publishers Weekly, Kenyon Review Online, and Words Without Borders. His recent fiction has appeared in, or is forthcoming from, Best Microfiction 2021, Joyland, F(r)iction, and others. He teaches English and creative writing in Connecticut and is a member of the National Book Critics Circle. His essays are featured in the anthology, Miscellany, from Run Amok Books.
Melanie Finn sits down to talk with Benjamin Woodard about her latest novel, The Hare, out now from Two Dollar Radio.
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