News Source: The Independent
| 8 days ago
What, apart from being dead and, in their different ways, remarkable, do the following authors have in common: Kingsley Amis, Saul Bellow, Roberto Bolaño, Jorge Luis Borges, William Burroughs, Italo Calvino, John Cheever, Ralph Ellison, Janet Frame,
News Source: The New York Times
| 13 days ago
Narratives, Aristotle suggests in his “Poetics,” work best if they’re arranged around some pre-existing unit of time: sunrise to sunset, January to December. In his view, at least, human beings love symmetry, and repetition.
News Source: The Guardian
| 20 days ago
It's always the same old story Great writers never die, they just fade away Nobel veteran: Doris Lessing. Photograph: Jane Bown Literature and longevity make poor companions. If most writers' reputations are made, or at least begun, before the age