Jackie is very funny and sharp, and her characters reflect that. She's got a real knack for natural dialogue -- well, "natural" in the sense of this is how we all like to think of ourselves talking. The section she reads from Hunger is effective and affecting. Jackie can move from humorous to touching without skipping a beat. I think you'll enjoy meeting her!
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Wednesday, April 07, 2010
Prose at the Rose: Jackie Morse Kessler
Jackie is very funny and sharp, and her characters reflect that. She's got a real knack for natural dialogue -- well, "natural" in the sense of this is how we all like to think of ourselves talking. The section she reads from Hunger is effective and affecting. Jackie can move from humorous to touching without skipping a beat. I think you'll enjoy meeting her!
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Horses definitely would tend toward partiality toward pralines.
LOL -- yeah, I could imagine it. I have one and my head explodes from the sweetness, but the chocolate ones... Mmmm!
Reminds me a bit of Hubbard's DEATH'S DEPUTY. In that case a pilot is picked by "the gods" to be the messenger of Death. In fine, everyone he meets dies.
While Lisabeth is hardly as direful her particular curse is bad enough. It's true that sometimes paranormal abilities can be regarded as curses instead of blessing. It's probably all in how one chooses to use them.
I am champing at the bit for Hunger's release. I enjoyed the interview very much. I look forward to the next one. :-)
I'll pass that along to Jackie, Jack. I know she'll be really pleased!
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