I recently finished Kurt Vonnegut’s writing book Pity the Reader. In it, Suzanne McConnell (a former student of Vonnegut’s) compiles various pieces of advice and tidbits from the master. I might do a more in depth review of the book (which, in short, was great), but I was struck by the section, Eeny-Meeny-Miny-Moe or Choice.
In it, McConnell points to an interview Vonnegut did in The Paris Review in 1977. He speaks about his sister Alice and her talent:
“[Alice] could have been a...
Published on December 23, 2020 09:42