Hands down, I would have to say Everything Everywhere All at Once. What is the last movie you saw that you would recommend? I am terrible about making resolutions when I think of one, it’s invariably something like “I won’t eat quite so much cheese!” followed immediately by “now WHY would I do a silly thing like that?” Maybe it’s time to resolve that I will never, not ever, limit my consumption of cheese, because anything that brings me that much joy is worth celebrating. My dining room is the nerve center of my house - it’s also my office and writing space, our craft space, and the place where I can hear everything, upstairs and down, as well as the room where I’ve hung a lot of photos and favorite art pieces by family!ĭid you make any New Year's resolutions this year? What is your favorite room in your house? And I could see so, so many people in these roles! But with that said, some who come to mind: I could very much see Elizabeth Olsen as Myra, Paul Dano as Alex, Emma Stone as Gwen, and Emily Blunt as Willa. This is an unbelievably hard question! Not least because, as a reader, I find my own inner picture of a character can be altered by other people’s casting choices. If The Minuscule Mansion were made into a movie, who would you cast in the lead roles? But my inner Gwen won’t let me off the hook quite so easily. I feel that, much like Myra, my personality comes across more clearly in writing than it does in person. It’s like that literary trope that goes around Twitter every so often: inside me are two wolves, and one of them is named Myra and the other Gwen, and they’re constantly bickering over my social life (or lack thereof).
I would say that my personality is a blend of Myra and Gwen.
How is Myra similar to or different from you?
In one sentence, what was the road to publishing like for you?įor me, the road to publishing was a lot like the Mansion itself: often unpredictable, detailed and complex, and ultimately a beautiful experience that I’ve felt so lucky to be part of.
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