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How has your first book changed your life?
Catherine Doty: Poetry changed my world, or kept me in it, at least. Anything can create change in the world, so why not this arcane and suspicious passion for words?

This entry was posted by Ivy on Monday, July 30, 2007 at 7:24 PM. You can skip to the end and leave a response.

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2 comments:

At 9:26 PM, Blogger Bill Hooker replied:

What about you, Ivy? "Mortal" was your first book, I think -- did it change anything?

(I read it and liked it, but I want to read it a few more times before I say any more.)    



At 7:52 AM, Blogger Ivy replied:

Hi Bill, I think it did -- I'm more confident about writing the second book and I want to write more and continue to write better. Thanks for reading Mortal. I'd be interested to know what you think.

Now I'm off to Madrid and Ireland! :-)    



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