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Author Archives: Andrew Roe
I Don’t Want to Be Stevie Nicks
… is the title of a new story of mine that’s in the latest issue of Dark Sky Magazine. Just realized: today is the first day of December. Did some writing in the car on the way to work this … Continue reading
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Ravens
Writerly doubts? Sure. All the time. A few days ago I came across this Cynthia Ozick quote in The New York Times: “I think early recognition is everything. It was everything for Updike and for Roth. It gives you a … Continue reading
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Randomly Random Bits
1. The film Synecdoche, New York really messed with my head.* 2. My contributor copies of Sententia arrived over the weekend. I have yet to thoroughly dig in, but so far I’ve read Ethel Rohan’s short story “The Key” and … Continue reading
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Drive
A realization after revising my short story collection: a lot of my stories feature driving. People driving. People in cars. People going somewhere — or, more often than not, going nowhere. Is this a writerly tic? A byproduct of living … Continue reading
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