The Grandpa explores a life working with words.
His knees trembled, as if after an arduous climb. He had made it, he was here, in Heaven. Now what? ("Bech Enters Heaven" in Bech: A Book , 1970)
Your post was the first I heard. What a loss.
I was wondering what your thoughts on "minimalist writing" are.
A sad loss, true enough.
Hi, Rab. It is a true loss.Hey, KMcJ. What I believe in is precision without losing the freedom, the ability, or the desire to explore the infinite possibilities of language.
I didn't know either until I came here. Great writer...
I was very upset by this news. He is one of my favorite American authors . . . although I probably shouldn't have read Couples when I was a young teen. :)
Your post was the first I heard. What a loss.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering what your thoughts on "minimalist writing" are.
ReplyDeleteA sad loss, true enough.
ReplyDeleteHi, Rab. It is a true loss.
ReplyDeleteHey, KMcJ. What I believe in is precision without losing the freedom, the ability, or the desire to explore the infinite possibilities of language.
I didn't know either until I came here. Great writer...
ReplyDeleteI was very upset by this news. He is one of my favorite American authors . . . although I probably shouldn't have read Couples when I was a young teen. :)
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