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From her Q & A with Anna Metcalfe in the Financial Times:
What music helps you write?Read the complete Q & A.
During Ice Road, I listened to Shostakovich. It perfectly fitted what I was writing. I was writing about Leningrad so I listened to the Leningrad Symphony.* * *What book do you wish you’d written?
There are many. Crossing to Safety by Wallace Stegner. It’s incredibly wise and beautiful.
What does it mean to be a writer?
It’s an enormous privilege to be able to inhabit a world you’ve partly created.
--Marshal Zeringue