Eckleburg: What drives, inspires, and feeds your artistic work? Aimee LaBrie: Reading, reading, reading. I usually have two or three books going at the same time, and I’ll skip between them. I also like to read interviews with writers to see where they get their inspiration and how they fit writing into their daily lives. …
Eckleburg: What drives, inspires, and feeds your artistic work? Mark Fabiano: You know this world we live in pushes, almost oppresses the artistic instinct in us all. So I struggle against this “night,” this long and dark evening of the soul by getting in touch with my artistic center. Its what I was made for. …
Eckleburg: What drives, inspires, and feeds your artistic work? Ellen Urbani: When I was a single mother to two wee ones, I felt my brain cells dying every time I reread GOODNIGHT MOON (which I did about 87 times per day for years on end). As such, I wrote LANDFALL to rebuild my brain, to …
Eckleburg: What drives, inspires, and feeds your artistic work? Cathy T. Colborn: I grew up in Philadelphia, PA. I love the city of Philadelphia, the beach towns of New Jersey, and the lovely city of New Orleans. I frequent these places as often as I can to boost my inspiration and creativity. People watching and …
Eckleburg: What drives, inspires, and feeds your artistic work? Rion Amilcar Scott: Restlessness, boredom, Wu-Tang, insecurity, debt, my characters, injustice, my vision, energy drinks, my son, competition, Diaz, Ellison, Morrison…there’s a million other things. Eckleburg: If you had to arm wrestle a famous writer, poet or artist, either living or dead, who would it be? …
