Ask the Author: Lucy Jane Bledsoe
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Lucy Jane Bledsoe
I would go to one of Kim Stanley Robinson's future world and have a look around at what the world(s) look(s) like now, and I'd interview people about their thoughts and feelings. I would so love to visit the future, to find out where all this crazy humanity is going.
Lucy Jane Bledsoe
Forgive me, Jennifer Morales, for being so slow in answering this question! Maybe by now you've gotten to the end where I give a lot of detail about what is factual and what is invented. I'm so glad you couldn't put it down! Basically, the entire frame of the story -- the friendships, the girlfriends, the work details, the historical context -- are all factual. I could have written the book as nonfiction, but I wanted to write love scenes and dialogue, and I really couldn't do that as nonfiction. So MOST of it is true. Again, the epilogue will give a fuller answer. Thanks so much for writing.
Lucy Jane Bledsoe
Figuring out how people are connected to each other through stories.
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