Around a month or so ago I came across a novel titled Today & Tomorrow. The cover bore a pencil portrait of a sullen looking Bill Murray – which was enough to make me buy the book. It turned out to be a pretty interesting read: somewhat in the so-called Kmart realist mode recently employed by the likes of Tao Lin and Ellen Kennedy, but with dramatic twists towards surrealism and violence. I found the novel by turns frustrating and insightful, with writing that certainly has a nice rhythm to it.

I contacted the author via Twitter to see if she / he would answer a couple of questions about it. A few emails later I stitched the results together, and this morning it was published as an interview on Thought Catalog.