Author Archives: Andrew Roe

My writing goal for 2011 was simple: finish this latest draft of my novel Believers. Well, with two more days to go, it’s safe to say I’m not going to make it. I’m trying to not beat myself up about … Continue reading →

Those are just a few of the topics covered in this interview with yours truly, part of Fictionaut’s weekly Fictionaut Five series.

More random quotes from my six-year-old son Ethan… “Why do women wear zucchinis to the beach?” “I burped for ten hours.” “What the heck is a vagina?” “You don’t know what Justin Bieber is.” “Do you know what I’m going … Continue reading →

You can check it out here. This one was inspired by Grace Paley’s amazing story “Wants” — one of those stories that I go back to frequently.

That’s how many times my story “Where You Live” was rejected before it was finally published earlier this month. Usually I don’t tally these things up, but I was curious, because this is an older story that I’ve been tinkering … Continue reading →