a generator of being, into an artisan of fictions, while my cosmogonic verve makes me forget that, led on by ...
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writing your testament. But I was asking about your fiction." "I don't recall. ...
in people and fits of poetic frenzy. I didn't care to read fiction; I'd had enough ...
myself-and that only by way of sharing my experience in living the life of an artist, in creating fiction ...
reported. TQ: The picture of Chicago-circa World War I-in the fiction of a writer like Sherwood Anderson ...
a bit uncomfortable. TQ: To another topic. Your fictional vision of how a genuine man comes to be ...
place. I wonder if I have true courage, and I think upon the fictions of E. Hemingway which I read as ...
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fiction is as you've always trusting yourself known, and there's a new Oates sound in ...
I wouldn't mind being fictionalized as someone glamorous or mildly exotic-someone who hates tea bags, adores ...
(I'm guessing this was pure fiction, or someone he knew over there), one concerns a young boy in Mexico ...
