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In Which We Talk about Moose: A Conversation With Marcia Butler « Kenyon Review Blog

Geeta Kothari March 11, 2021 The Skin Above My Knee, and debut novel, Pickle’s Progress. With her second novel, Oslo, Maine, Marcia draws on indelible memories of performing for fifteen years at a chamber music festival in central Maine. While there, she came to love the people, the diverse topography, and especially the majestic and endlessly fascinating moose who roam, at their perpetual peril, among the humans. Oslo, Maine tells the story of a moose, a young boy with memory loss, and the adults around him, each one driven by their own secrets and despair. Geeta Kothari: Of course, I have to start with asking about the origins of this story. What came first? The moose or Pierre?

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Pickle s Progress—A Conversation with Marcia Butler

19.12.2020 - US, United States - Jhon Sánchez (Image by Marcia Butler) There is no better way to be intimate with Manhattan than to read Pickle’s Progress. We have an architect’s eyes, a police officer’s eyes, and the eyes of one who is at the brink of jumping off the George Washington Bridge. We talked with the author Marcia Butler, who, after living in New York City since 1974 has now relocated to New Mexico. Thank you for granting this interview. JS: Starting from the opening chapter, we get to know Manhattan in the same way we get acquainted with a long-time lover with all her oddities. And I’ll give you an example from chapter 16, “Alternate-side-of-the street parking is a cruel ballet, danced twice a week according to NYC Sanitation schedules. Residents lucky enough to work at home can conceivably double-park on the

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