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As an Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Colorado Denver, he teaches the practical applications of clinical psychopharmacology. In addition to psychiatry clinical practice, he has served as a National Health Consultant to three federal agencies and as the President of the Medical Staff at two Denver hospitals. In , he and his wife took a hiatus from their mental health activities to join the US Peace Corps. Doran has written two additional books about their African experience.

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August 2, That was a hard needle to thread. Is that why you include those meta moments in which characters remark on what should happen versus what actually does? I wanted the story to feel really real, almost like a biography, or an autobiography.

And real stories are messy. They're sloppy and unsatisfying. But I also wanted it to feel gratifying in terms of being a novel, being a story, being a piece of entertainment. Again, those were two really antithetical goals that I set out for myself. And it made my life a hell for 15 years. How much of that time was spent really writing?

Think about it like this: Most of the time that a regular human being would spend watching television, I spent reading or writing. It would not be weird for me to spend 10 hours a day writing over the summer. But then there were breaks, the most memorable of which is when I met my current girlfriend.

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I was in the middle of an amazing writing jag, and then I met this girl. I didn't write a thing for six months. Is it safe to assume she's the inspiration for Denna? No, no, not at all. Generally speaking, I don't base characters off real people. My brain doesn't work that way. And I think that it leads to really bad storytelling. How so? Have you ever seen a picture and thought, "That's Photoshopped," even though you can't tell why? Some part of your brain has evolved to tell you when something isn't quite right, that something isn't as it should be.

The same is true with stories. You take Chad from your sociology class and that girl that you knew in the third grade, and you take those stories about your grandpa, and you all mix them up and you try to put them in a novel. At best it's like a collage. Those things don't fit together well. It's funny you say that, because some of us thought Denna did not feel fully formed as a character-at least in the first half of the book.

The truth is, Denna has always been the hardest character to bring into this book. Part of that is because I started writing it in '94 when I was, like, a year-old straight white boy. To say that I didn't understand women is a vast understatement-and also implies that I understand what it's like to exist as a woman now, which is also not the case. The other part is that, narratively, she's the one thing that Kvothe can't opine on in an objective way.