loading…loading…Daniel Kraus talks about the writing behind his sci-fi horror novel, exploring how he crafted a story about isolation and survival aboard a malfunctioning vessel. For anyone who reads speculative fiction or wants to understand how a Pulitzer winner builds psychological tension in confined spaces.
literarySeptember 8 · 7 PM · Virtual Branch
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