The Redemptive Analogies of the Stories

Helen Harrison: How do you cross that commercialism, that marketing bridge for the popular versus it to show on my own bias, the real? A house like a lotus is about a summer that Vicky Austin spends coming to terms with the fact that there is death in the world. And I wanted to know how you worked that into some of the aspects of the redemptive analogies of the stories and how you feel about these market needs because this is what sells versus this is what is real. She was passionate. She was almost hysterical and funny. They realized they had to let her go in. There was an intercom that could get there fast if they needed to.