William H. Gass. If , then , the miseries of metaphysics are to be found in author , book , and reader , as well as in the whole unheeding world , and if , as its geometry sug- gests , a book is built to be , like a building , a body for ...
Interviews with the author of Omensetter's Luck and The Tunnel
Tim Woods. Another (1973), and magazine journalism in Author! Author! (1964). Suffering from posthumous neglect ... Gass, William H. (1924–) Born William Howard Gass, in Fargo, North Dakota, US, he was educated at Kenyon College (BA ...
... in author profiles appearing on other mainstream websites. The Paris Review regularly quotes from its interview ... William H. Gass's Advice for Writers: 'You Have to be Grimly Determined' 1924–2017” (Temple 2017, 2018). The number ...
... Gass, William H. genres, changing George (rabbit) Gilbert, Elizabeth goals, lowering the bar God. See also prayer ... in author's writing in feedback in Morning Pages risk-taking and hope humility ideas. See also inspiration Artist ...
Black Sun is novelist and master biographer Geoffrey Wolff’s subtle and striking picture of a man who killed himself to make his life a work of art.
... Gass , William H. 176 , 189n3 gates of hell : as metaphor for hospitality 39-40 , 80 , 97n6 ; see also ... in author - translator- editor - reader relationships 139–40 , 142–3 , 147 , 149-52 , 206-9 , 222-4 , 230 , 234-5 host 5-8 ...
Other noted authors discussed in this volume include John Berryman, Ambrose Bierce, Harry Crosby, John Davidson, William Inge, Randall Jarrell, Arthur Koestler, T.E. Lawrence, Primo Levi, Jack London, Jay Anthony Lukas, Tom McHale, Yukio ...
A group of linked stories that memorialize Danilo Kis's early years in a Yugoslavian village. The 19 pieces cover his crucial first bereavements and humiliations, striking various tones - from pastorals to exercises in humour.