Interview

By dsalo on February 23, 2010.

I've been interviewed by Bora Zivkovic, apropos of many things. Click over if you've a mind.

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Lovely interview, Dorothea! I hope next time the sciblings all meetup that we get a chance to say hello!

I'm afraid you'll recognize me by my really bad shoes, but I hope you'll stop for a chat anyway!

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