Quick interview in Seattle’s The Stranger

 


Who is that won­der­fully hand­some man grac­ing the front page of Seattle’s only news­pa­per The Stranger (online edi­tion) ? Why, it’s me!

Book edi­tor and swell fella Paul Con­stant has done a quick overview of the ben­e­fits of self-torture though the infa­mous 3 Day Novel Writ­ing Con­test. In the course of his research, we con­tacted each other, and he gave a brief email inter­view of yours truly on the his­tory of my debut novel (and once-upon-a-time con­test entry) Shelf Mon­key.

Click here to read the inter­view in its entirety. And while this year’s con­test has come and gone, it’s never too late to start prepar­ing for the next one, i.e. stock­ing up on your sup­plies of Starbucks.

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Corey Redekop is a man of many hats, most of which he shows to only the most discerning of haberdasher aficionados. His debut novel Shelf Monkey was released to much acclaim and not-negligible sales in 2007. His next novel, the great Canadian gay Mennonite zombie novel HUSK, has just been released to great acclaim. Seriously. Amazing acclaim.
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2 Responses to Quick interview in Seattle’s The Stranger

  1. Wanda says:
    September 17, 2009 at 12:01 pm

    Cool!

    Look­ing to the right of my screen I see many words have been writ­ten for Shelf Mon­key 3!? Wait a minute, where do we get #2 ( and I don’t mean droppings)?

  2. Corey Redekop says:
    September 17, 2009 at 4:16 pm

    Sorry, no to #2. I have com­pletely given up on that one, and have moved on to #3.