Interview with Julia Tsuchiya-Mayhew
JM: When did you start writing poetry?
JTM: When I was seven-years old, of course. When was I born? June 14, 1995, in Columbus Ohio.
JM: Who are some of your favorite poets?
JTM: Kasey Mohammed and the one with Million Poems. Can it be dead?
JM: Yes.
JTM: How about Kenneth Koch?
JM: What is your favorite thing about poetry?
JTM: I don't know, it's just fun to write. You can use your imagination.
JM: What do you feel like when people read your poetry?
JTM: I feel proud of myself.
JM What kind of poems are your favorite to write?
JTM: Sestinas and "pretend to be." And acrostics.
JM: Do you think you'll write poetry when you're grown up, or stop writing?
JTM: I think I will write a little bit but not as much. I'll be into different things.
JM: What will you be into?
JTM: Maybe more into writing normal stories, since I'm into all different forms of literature.
JM: Who are you favorite authors?
JTM: JRR Tolkien, Jules Verne, Robert Louis Stevenson, Charles Dickens, and Beverly Cleary. And Emily Rodda.
JM: What's your favorite genre of fiction?
JTM: I like realistic fiction, normal fiction, and science-fiction.
JM. How do you get ideas for poems?
JTM: It pops out into my mind suddenly. And sometimes by reading books.
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