Corinna Chong | Issue 33
"Ambiguity is one of the distinguishing characteristics of the literary works I most admire."
In Defence of Ambiguity
My short story collection, The Whole Animal, begins with an epigraph taken from an interview with the great photographer, Sally Mann. When discussing what she strives for in creating a photograph, Mann says, “If it doesn’t have ambiguity, don’t bother to take it.” I first came across this interview when I was an eighteen-year-old,…