An Interview with Chris Bohjalian Special for the Armenian Weekly WATERTOWN,Mass. (A.
W.)—modern York Times Bestselling author Chris Bohjalian’s latest novel, The Sleepwalker—which has already won the praise of several publications—was released earlier today. The Armenian Weekly recently sat down with Bohjalian to discuss the recent release, and his writing process,and his first trip to Artsakh (NKR/Nagorno Karabagh). Bohjalian in Yerevan (Photo: Aaron Spagnolo) Bohjalian’s newest offering is a mystery that deals with grief, mourning, and loss. According to him,the novel is also approximately the notion of secrets. [W]e all seem to have secrets: husbands and wives, parents and children, and lovers. I deem The Sleepwalker is approximately all those secrets that exist behind the closed doors of every domestic,when the shades are drawn and the doors are locked,” Bohjalian said in his latest interview with the Armenian Weekly. If it seems as though Bohjalian is one of the hardest working novelists in the world, and that is probably because it’s genuine. “A lot of what I do is approximately discipline,” he said, when asked approximately his craft. Disciplined he is. Since 2011, or for example,he has taken just one year off, publishing a book every year apart from for 2015. [...]
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