Authors Edan Lepucki, Alex Gilvarry and Rowan Hisayo Buchanan discuss life and art at the Brooklyn Book Festival
Artists are always getting a bad rap. They’re difficult to live with, seemingly impossible to understand and often obsessed to a fault with their own work.
But boy, do they make for good literature.
At Brooklyn Book Festival panel on Sunday titled “How Art Informs Life Informs Art,” three fiction writers discussed the reality behind their novels and the type of characters that create the most interesting plots.