NPR Interview: Robert Gwaltney Featured on Scenic Roots
Robert Gwaltney was recently featured on NPR’s Scenic Roots (WUTC) in conversation with host Ray Bassett, discussing his new novel, Sing Down the Moon.
In the interview, Gwaltney reflects on his South Georgia roots and describes his work as “Southern literary fiction where the gothic and the magical intertwine.” He shares insight into the inspiration behind Sing Down the Moon, as well as the themes of memory, identity, and inheritance that shape the novel.
The conversation offers a deeper look into Gwaltney’s creative process and the dreamlike world of Good Hope, the coastal setting at the center of his latest work.
You can listen to the full interview here: