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The Atlantic: What Ernest Hemingway, Toni Morrison, and R. Crumb Have in Common.

”What made these interviews radical was their method.  In the first place, the method is slow. [snip] In the second place, the interviews are collaborative.” Interesting.

08/31/10 • 12:28 PM • Arts • Books • History • Scholarly • No Comments

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