October 7, 2009 • 1:31 pm 0
This is old but still completely relevant, especially if you live in Toronto, or are planning on visiting there ever. TASTE T.O. interviews Pasha about his favorite restaurants.
Personally I have not been to Toronto. Maybe some day.
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October 6, 2009 • 8:14 pm 0
Pasha answers 10 questions from Open Book Toronto. We learn that Pasha’s next book is entitled People Park.
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May 22, 2009 • 9:26 pm 0
You guys, this is huge. Today our friend Maud Newton brings us a stellar literary mashup: Pasha Malla and Stephany Aulenback have a total back-and-forth discussion on the topic of writing children characters.
I can’t even pick a pullquote, just go read.
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May 20, 2009 • 8:06 pm 0
Happy Short Story Month, you guys! To celebrate this auspicious time, Pasha has been interviewed by the National Post! It is not a long interview, reading time is about 2 minutes.
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May 11, 2009 • 4:46 pm 0
NaPoMo, honestly. Anyways, interesting sort-of-interview with Pasha. For National Poetry Month, for people who like when words are spelled out.
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• 4:41 pm 0
An interview with Pasha at WORD in anticipation of his previously-mentioned reading there in April. In the interview he states that he recently bought a copy of Brighton Rock for his friend Kevin. He is not talking about me. I have read Brighton Rock though.
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April 2, 2009 • 1:57 pm 0
Pasha was interviewed by Bookslut as part of their Indie Heartthrob series.
They mainly discuss Withdrawal Method, but there’s some good background info on All Our Grandfathers Are Ghosts as well. I found it interesting, anyway.
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September 15, 2008 • 5:43 pm 0
An interview with Pasha at Thin Air, the blog of the Winnipeg International Writers Festival. They lob a few easy questions at him, nothing fancy. Pasha comes across as a regular guy. It’ll be interesting to see if that changes in interviews going forward, post- Giller Prize nomination.
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August 20, 2008 • 1:50 pm 0
Good interview with Pasha in Walrus. They question him about his humor writing, and the difference between it and the stories collected in The Withdrawal Method, which is good because I’ve been thinking about that a lot as I make my way through the book. They also touch on his upcoming projects (novel, YA novel, poetry book).
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June 5, 2008 • 4:52 pm 1
The Danforth Review supplies a brief but insightful interview with our eponymous hero.
I don’t think you can teach writing to anyone, except maybe a monkey. Even then most of what monkeys write is total bullshit –not that what I’ve written is much better, but at least it’s fucking spell-checked.
Amen.
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