From Michael Bourne's April 30 essay on The Millions about
what the death of newspapers means for writers
: "I fear we are creating a generation of riff artists, who see their job not as creating wholly new original projects but as commenting upon cultural artifacts that already exist."
Yep. I worry about that too, and about whether or not I've taken on too much of the generic MFA writing style, defined by Bourne as an "insular, navel-gazing style that has more to do with a response to pr...
Published on June 08, 2012 16:43