I had my first TV interview while up in Watertown, NY this past weekend. It’s 12 minutes long, and well, I learned a lot about how I might approach it differently next time. Still, I love the questions that Craig Thornton asked me. He made it feel like a real discussion about writing, which made it a lot of fun for me. Here’s the link to the interview. http://www.wwnytv.com/story/35933365/craigs-to-do-list-interview-n-west-moss-author
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Published by N. West Moss, author
FLESH & BLOOD: Reflections on Infertility, Family, and Creating a Bountiful Life (October 12, 2021, from Algonquin)
My work has appeared in The New York Times, Brevity, River Teeth, Salon, The Saturday Evening Post, and elsewhere. My short story collection, The Subway Stops at Bryant Park was published by Leapfrog (2017).
I am a fellow at MacDowell, VCCA, and Cill Rialig. My work has won the Saturday Evening Post's Great American Fiction Contest, 3 Faulkner-Wisdom gold medals (for essay, short story, and memoir), as well as the The Diana Woods Creative nonfiction award. My work has been twice nominated for a Pushcart Prize
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You come across as unaffected, sincere, knowledgeable. What would you want to change about the interview?
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I wish we hadn’t been in direct sunlight. I was very hot and sweaty and couldn’t wear my glasses because they get dark in the sunlight. I also wish I didn’t look so much like Winston Churchill. 🙂
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I wouldn’t have thought Winston Churchill — you look like a writer. Of course, Winston Churchill was a writer, too.
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Oh I was drawn right into your interview. And in such a bucolic setting. With each question I found myself wondering what your response would be and I was rewarded each time. I look forward to reading your medical memoir and your play.
Liana
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Great stuff! You were great
He could use a few reps imho
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Great answers West!
Insightful for us non- writers
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