December 31, 2004
Writers At Work
For decades The Paris Review has cornered the market on insightful, compelling, essential author interviews. The book series of the interviews, known as Writers At Work, is a must for all who hold literature and writing dear.
Think I'm being a little over the top? I'm not! And to prove it, The Paris Review is undertaking a major project to get all of the interviews online! This is amazing.
They call it the DNA of Literature. The interviews from the 1950s are currently online, including gems with masters like William Styron, Isak Dineson and William Faulkner.
The project should be completed by Summer 2005. Check back often!
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December 30, 2004
An Interview with A Master, About A Master
Awhile back, when I was working for Washington Square and going to NYU's MFA program for Creative Writing, I did an interview with Charles Baxter about William Maxwell's masterpiece, So Long, See You Tomorrow.
Read it here.
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