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Anne Fernald on Contemporary Fiction by way of Tom Perrotta
“This seems to me to get at the heart of some of the problems of literary fiction: in short, and to be totally bald about it, perhaps novelists often feel so alienated from the world that they end up writing about worlds which fail to reconnect with readers. This is more about class alienation than anything else. I’m tired of reading books about writers and teachers, books that seem to imagine writers and teachers as the only people whose inner lives are worthy of consideration.”
- Anne Fernald on Contemporary Fiction by way of Tom Perrotta
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- Posted by: Bud Parr
- Date: October 24, 2007
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