US EditionEmily St. James on “Woodworking,” South Dakota Literature, and the Art of Collaboration
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Emily St. James on “Woodworking,” South Dakota Literature, and the Art of Collaboration
I've been a longtime reader of Emily St. James's work, beginning with her nonfiction and television criticism and extending to her debut novel, the excellent Woodworking. St. James's dramatic work, in collaboration with Libby Hill, on both the podcast Arden and (as of season three) television's Yellowjackets. This summer, we met a coffee shop in Long Island City and talked about everything from South Dakota to the literary influence of Tamsyn Mu…
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