It’s the Act of Storytelling that Redeems: An Interview with Bryan Furuness

Bryan M. Furuness

It’s the Act of Storytelling that Redeems: An Interview with Bryan Furuness

Butler University

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Abstract

"Here's a theory: To be a kid with a live mind is to be deluded and self-involved, but also curious and evolving at hyperspeed. To be insightful in surprising ways, totally off base in other ways, but never afraid to make sweeping pronouncements, like a little de Tocqueville in the Land of Adults." Philip Graham talks with Bryan Furuness about his novel The Lost Episodes of Revie Bryson .

Original language	American English
State	Published - Aug 5 2013

Keywords

black lawrence press
bryan furuness
debut novel
hobart
ninth letter
philip graham

Disciplines

Creative Writing
Fiction
Nonfiction
English Language and Literature

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