“I’m Comfortable With What I Don’t Know”: Robert Lopez on Ambiguity, Narrators, and More

Good People, the new collection of short stories from Robert Lopez, features a host of memorable narrators and unpredictable situations. One character finds himself lost in a cloud of ambiguity somewhere in New Jersey; another offers an increasingly elaborate explanation as an increasingly unreliable justification for an act of violence. It’s a welcome return for Lopez, who has written some of the most haunting fiction I’ve read in the last decade. I interviewed him via email to learn more about […]

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