Author Rebecca Serle often adds elements of magic to her writing.
EntertainmentAuthor Rebecca Serle poses for a portrait in West Hollywood, Calif., on Feb. 29, 2024, to promote her latest book"Expiration Dates."
We meet Daphne on her way to a blind date with Jake — whose paper doesn't have a number. This must mean he's the one. Or is he? Is it helpful or a hinderance to have the answers?"I was thinking about fate and free will and which one wins," Serle said recently over Zoom from her home in Los Angeles.
Serle spoke to The Associated Press about philosophy, what she tells her husband about her books, and why running and writing are a lot alike.SERLE: In college I would write magical realism short stories. I read a lot of Aimee Bender and Haruki Murakami and enjoyed the way they would open up a universe and not explain it. Something about that just sparkled. I published four young adult novels before writing my first novel for adults which was “The Dinner List" in 2018.
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