Wayne Macauley, on how something he wrote in Blueprints of a Barbed-Wire Canoe wasn’t really intended as a metaphor for suicide, and why it might just sound that way. telling Ramona Koval where to stick the insistence he knows better.

dude’s absolutely been added to my List of People-I’d-Like-to-High-Five. and—if you have time—I got totally meta micro-blogging the excerpts.

reading book reviews began as an Important Task for Checking Factual Accuracy and Doing Uni Work. but I have maybe become sidetracked … and ought to finalise my mark-up of the faux-profile-of-Macauley that is My-Editing-Assignment and also DUE-TOMORROW. but this was Totally Important to Blog About.

also: FOX KITS, OMG!$!!

[Ramona Koval interviewing Wayne Macauley about his novel Blueprints of a Barbed-Wire Canoe (Radio National, 27 November 2005)]