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Leonard Cohen on Finding his Voice

13 Saturday Oct 2018

Posted by la Clarina in Things

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Federico Garcia Lorca, Leonard Cohen, voice, Work in Progress

I just came across this through the ever interesting Work in Progress, and I wanted to share…

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Guillermo Erades: All true stories are fiction

07 Saturday May 2016

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Guillermo Erades, Truth and fiction, Work in Progress

AredesFarrar, Straut and Giroux’s Work in Progress is always a source of interesting and thought-provoking reading material.

Lately I’ve been musing quite a bit about readers’ expectations and writers’ attitudes when it comes to fiction, truth and reality. So when I opened the WiP newsletter and found a post on the subject by Guillermo Erades, it felt like a piece of serendipity.  And I know it’s nothing of the sort – a lot of writers find themselves musing inevitably about this – but indulge me. It’s Saturday, and I like my serendipity. Continue reading →

The Old Music of Words

20 Saturday Sep 2014

Posted by la Clarina in Books, History, Scribbling

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Farrar Straus and Giroux, Hild, Historical fiction, Language, Nicola Griffith, Work in Progress

HildI confess, I haven’t read Nicola Griffith’s Hild. But I most certainly will, after finding  (in Farrar, Straus and Giroux’s blog Work In Progress) this excellent article about the research and thought process that went into crafting the novel’s language.

I greatly admire Ms. Griffith’s vivid depiction of her approach to… not so much recreating period language, as rendering its feel – and its social and psychological implications as well.

So much so that Hild’s time period may not be my favourite, but I just have to read a book written this way.

I’ll let you know.

Related articles
  • With Nuanced Beauty, ‘Hild’ Destroys Myths Of Medieval Womanhood (npr.org)
  • We All Have Our Magical Thinking: An Interview with Nicola Griffith (theparisreview.org)

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