“I perhaps have a style, but don’t believe I have a voice.” In this Louisiana Channel interview, Max Porter speaks about rejecting a single authorial voice, preferring to weave multiple voices within his novels, and what it was like to watch a play adaptation of his 2015 novel, Grief Is the Thing With Feathers.
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