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| | village voice > people > The Interview by Nick Mamatas |
 | | Poppy Z. Brite, author of the novels Liquor, Prime, and the forthcoming Soul Kitchen, has been chronicling the life of New Orleans through the experiences of working class gay men, millionaire chefs, and even serial killers, for over two decades. |
 | | Poppy, whose characters lived in her fictional version of the wrecked Lower Ninth Ward, thinks there is a lot to celebrate. |
 | | I've not heard a lot of naysaying within the city (other than our famously backpedaling mayor, who said we should have Carnival, then denied he'd said it, then started spouting off about confectionery and God's will). |
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