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Shona Sanzgiri The Art of Fiction No. 231 The Paris Review - Interviewed by Lucas WittmannFew novels stand for a place and time the way Bright Lights, Big City stands for downtown Manhattan in the 1980s. Narrated in the second person, Jay McInerney’s first novel tells the story of a young at...
Shona SanzgiriFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo A Conversation With Jonathan Franzen verified_publisherslate.com - By Isaac Chotiner “Manhattan is just all bank branches,” said Jonathan Franzen as he walked through the living room of his home in Santa Cruz, California. When he …
Shona Sanzgiri Technology changes how authors write, but the big impact isn't on their style theconversation.com - Matthew Kirschenbaum “Our writing instruments are also working on our thoughts.” Nietzsche wrote, or more precisely typed, this sentence on a Malling-Hansen Writing Ball, …
Shona Sanzgiri American Literature Needs Indie Presses verified_publisherThe Atlantic - Nathan Scott McNamaraFor better or worse, writers and readers live in an age of the million-dollar book deal. The Big Five publishers (Penguin Random House, Hachette, Macmillan, HarperCollins, and Simon & Schuster) increasingly...
