アイレット・ウォルドマンが、キルト製作が自身の執筆スタイルにどのような影響を与えたかについて洞察を語りました。
この対談は「Literary Hub」に掲載されたものです。ウォルドマンは、キルト製作の技法と創作の執筆プロセスの共通点について掘り下げました。この記事は2026年5月19日に公開されました。
アイレット・ウォルドマンが語るキルト製作と創造性
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