What the Poets Could Have Been | Cheryl Dellasega
In the following interview, Baggott talks about being a writer and mother and how being a mother has improved her writing.
Cheryl Dellasega
In the following interview, Baggott talks about being a writer and mother and how being a mother has improved her writing.
. . . Julianna Baggott does double duty as a poet and novelist, as well as triple duty with her children: oldest daughter Phoebe is six, son Phineas is four, and baby Theo is nearly one and a half. A resident of Newark, Delaware, Baggott appreciates the proximity of her parents, and it isn’t hard to understand why.
When Julianna got a bachelor’s degree in creative writing and French from Loyola...
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