From Our Soundbooth | June 01, 2007
An Interview with Mattox Roesch
Mattox Roesch reads from his story “Go at Shaktoolik” and speaks with the staff of The Missouri Review about his education as a writer and what makes his characters tick. You can visit his website at mattoxroesch.com.
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Mattox Roesch received a Minnesota State Arts Board grant to travel to Unalakleet to complete his Go-Boy stories. His fiction has won a Loft Mentorship Series Award, and AGNI online recently published another piece of his Alaskan fiction. [2006]
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