How Peter Heller Wrote The Dog Stars
Peter Heller wrote The Dog Stars by following the voice of its narrator rather than a plot outline, a method that helped turn a survival story into an intimate novel of grief, landscape and connection.
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398 published articlesPeter Heller wrote The Dog Stars by following the voice of its narrator rather than a plot outline, a method that helped turn a survival story into an intimate novel of grief, landscape and connection.
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