The Paris Reviewಪರಿಶೀಲಿಸಿದ ಖಾತೆ

“If you can’t talk well to yourself, who can you talk to?” —William Gass http://bit.ly/1ErVHCv 

“Am I a zealot, a terrorist, out on my own limb? Yes, with a vengeance!” —Gordon Lish http://tpr.ly/1PvF7J4 

“Whenever we talk about writing, we start to talk about paradoxes.” —Jeanette Winterson http://bit.ly/1xCaYdy 

“Beckett and Kafka stayed with me the most—I think Beckett is the best prose writer living.” —Harold Pinter http://bit.ly/18onxmd 

“The difference between the sane and the insane is that the sane have power to lock up the insane.” —Hunter Thompson http://bit.ly/1IaYFPm 

“You say, I’ve got to write in a way that makes people realize that this isn’t just politics.” —Robert Caro http://tpr.ly/1oZ2yzs 

“Mostly what I need is a gun to my head.” —Luc Sante http://tpr.ly/1LxSXtd 

“My memory is certainly in my hands. I can remember things only if I have a pencil and can write.” —Rebecca West http://bit.ly/1JZmf2w 

“I would not allow myself to be defined by other people, white or black.” —James Baldwin http://bit.ly/18qai4V 

“I’ve spent many years trying to recover a common language that can cross the distance between people.” —Robert Bly http://bit.ly/1FHekAD 

“When starting to think about any novel, part of the motive is: I’m going to show them, this time.” —Kingsley Amis http://bit.ly/188PG0h 

“If you mention the word death, it exists, but death doesn’t exist—it’s nothingness.” —Karl Ove Knausgaard http://bit.ly/1PgvYnG 

“In a perfect world all writers would be well-enough known to not need reviewers.” —John Irving http://bit.ly/1Eydx5n 

“What I really like to learn how to do is build sentences that are equal to mental states.” —Richard Powers http://bit.ly/1x9ES8Z 

“Art doesn’t have to do anything.” —Raymond Carver http://bit.ly/1C4zFqu 

“Often writing is like a struggle to get back to a kind of belated, quite impure virginity.” —Harold Brodkey http://bit.ly/1N9WNq1 

“I really do believe that a novel has to be a feast of the senses, a delightful thing.” —John Gardner http://bit.ly/gOV0cJ 

“Rhythm to me is essentially what Hopkins called the taste of self. I taste myself as rhythm.” —Stanley Kunitz http://bit.ly/1De4Iwb 

“A crucial part of writing, always, is letting it sit.” —William T. Vollmann http://bit.ly/ajZPlk