Pip Drysdale is a bestselling author, musician, and actor. She grew up in Africa, Canada, and Australia, became an adult in New York and London, and lives on a steady diet of coffee, dreams, and literature. Her debut novel, The Sunday Girl, was a bestseller and has been published in five countries. The Strangers We Know, her follow up, also a bestseller in Australia, is being developed for television.
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Check out our review for The Next Girl here.
What does your writing space look like?
My writing space changes, depending on where I am. I often write from bed, or a quiet little nook. At the moment I’m writing in a garage. Mainly there needs to be no noise/disruption and preferably no view to distract me.
If you could spend a day with another popular author (living or dead), who would you choose and why?
Agatha Christie. Because: HOW?
How do you celebrate when you finish your book?
Hmmm... the honest answer to this is: I don’t. I should, I must, I will, but currently, I don’t. I just get a bit sad for a week because the story I have lived in for the past year or so is no longer a part of my life, and then I start on the next one.
Is there something you do/have while writing that helps your process? (Music, snacks, etc.)
Coffee, noise cancelling headphones, brown noise.
What book are you currently reading?
The Guest by Emma Cline and Sex & Rage by Eve Babitz
