When you finish a novel—or any long work—you arrive at a threshold. Who knows what lies on the other side? You’re not going to find out until you send your work out, and even then you might not know for a long time.Thresholds are called “liminal” spaces in anthropology. This means they’re ambiguous and disorienting.… Continue reading Postcard from the Pilgrimage 5: Finishing a Novel is a Threshold