At the Telegraph, Roya Nikkhah looks back at the unpublished letters of some of Britain’s greatest writers that reveal what they really thought of the controversial Lady Chatterley’s Lover.
British Writers On Lady Chatterley’s Lover
The Poet Carried No Revolvers
Recommended Viewing: Go and check out the delightfully illustrated comic "Amiri Baraka Is in Contempt" by Nathan Gelgud at The Paris Review.
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“Everything’s been said, but it needs saying again.”
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The Open Destiny of Life
"How can you write a complete story without a conventional plot? We often hear that in short stories, the main character must change. But in some stories, including some by Grace Paley, the characters don’t change. Instead, her stories change the reader. You’re different by the time you reach the end." We've told you about The Atlantic's "By Heart" series plenty of times before. This week, it's Alice Mattison, who touches on everything from character development to the strange stories of Grace Paley.
This Could End Badly
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