Jul 22 2009
But I still like reading/books
So I like this, too: André Kertész: On Reading, which I found via Randy Baier on Twitter.
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I like this too!
And browsing around your blog page, I saw that you did your Thesis with Lee Smith. *The* Lee Smith, writer of Fair & Tender Ladies, one of the best books I’ve ever read. Wow! That must have been something.
Oh yes, almost 20 years ago now. That was my MFA, when I was thinking I was going to be the next great novelist. That hasn’t quite turned out. Lee was (still is– though I haven’t seen her in all these years) a great teacher, a great and fun person, very kind, very insightful, etc. Really helped me become a better teacher and writer and person.