Sherrie Flick Interviewed for PRoB

“Now I think setting is the singular most important craft element in fiction and I think coming to understand that led me to nonfiction, in a way. It gave me an impulse to want to understand the worlds I have lived in, live in.”

AHP author Sherrie Flick, writer of Whiskey Etc.: Short (Short) Stories; Homing: Instincts of a Rustbelt Feminist; and, most recently, I Have Not Considered Consequences, was interviewed by the Pittsburgh Review of Books (PRoB). Read as Flick reflects on writing about place and food across her diverse publications. Thank you to Fred Shaw for visiting Flick’s garden and digging deep with thoughtful questions. 

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