Nana Nkweti: ‘I Always Knew I Was Going to Write Stories’
“The real journey is Nana Nkweti age 9 writing little sci-fi Jane Austen mashups.”
“The real journey is Nana Nkweti age 9 writing little sci-fi Jane Austen mashups.”
“It’s a matter of just finding one yes.”
“This is what I want to do for the rest of my life.”
“This is what I want to do for the rest of my life.”
An English professor resorts to a new line of work—mugging tourists in the French Quarter.
“She just had a style about her that just kind of pulled you into the stories.”
“In her 22 short years on this earth, Diane Oliver was a writer who was just doing the damn thing.”
Hi friends! We hope you’re enjoying Ursa Short Fiction so far. We have a lot more stories and conversations coming up, so thank you again for listening and sharing. To those of you who have chipped in with financial support for our show by becoming an Ursa Member, we are so grateful for your contributions. … Read More
“Your character has to fail in telling their story. I think that’s one of the beautiful things about fiction. It truly is the messiness of life.”