Monthly Archives: April 2010

The Mystery of Houses

April 28, 2010
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The Mystery of Houses

My husband and I first saw the house on 38th Avenue in the Outer Richmond in August of 2004, while I was pregnant with our son. The moment we walked through the front door, we fell in love. Within a month we were busily setting up the nursery and landscaping the back yard to take better advantage of the ocean view. Meanwhile, I had transformed one of the three bedrooms into an office, the proverbial room of one’s own, where I was finishing a novel entitled Ocean Beach. I was also teaching in the MFA programs in creative writing...

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Flirting with Married People

April 15, 2010
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Flirting with Married People

Just in case you’ve ever wondered what happens when a whole bunch of writers get together, Steve Almond lays it out for The Rumpus, in the aftermath of the annual sort-of literary free-for-all known as AWP. I have to say, it’s my best cameo yet, hands down. (Dr. D! Dimplelingus? Really? I’ve never tried it, but I once knew this girl named Anne Marie…) I told Steve that I want #2 to be my obituary, word for word. I also told him that if a couple of guys in hoodies show up in a Lincoln Continental and throw him...

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Thank you, Sarah Broadhurst!

April 2, 2010
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Today from The Daily Mail, to mark the British publication of The Year of Fog: In just two novels (No One you Know was the first), Michelle Richmond has established herself as mistress of the kind of literary mystery which packs the punch of a fine thriller but with added insight and wisdom…Mesmerising and harrowing, this is not just a story about a missing child but about faith, the function of memory and the way life can completely turn around in an instant. Plus Sarah Broadhurst’s review of The Year of Fog.

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