George McCormick is the author of two books of fiction, Salton Sea (2012) and Inland Empire (2015). He teaches writing in the David T. Kearns Center at the University of Rochester.
George McCormick and Hemingway scholar Chris Warren discuss Hemingway’s under-appreciated connection to Yellowstone High Country, the inseparability of fiction and biography, and the short story he wishes Hemingway had written.
“I wondered if this was going to be too on the nose, if the students would feel provoked or become defensive.” George McCormick on teaching George Saunders’s “Home” in an Army town.
“I think that feeling of uncertainty and yearning is important to live with.” Rob Roensch answers George McCormick’s questions about his new novel, The World and the Zoo, out now from Outpost19.
