Ask the Author: Charles Serio
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Charles Serio
Generally, I aim to try to ground my writing in some sense of personal reality and so use personal experience or thought in the subject and structure of what I write. Currently, I am working on a new novel. The idea came as a result of a chance meeting with a mysterious someone on a transit bus.
Charles Serio
George and Martha in Edward Albee's 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?'
It is a most dysfunctional and yet compelling deconstruction of a couple. It is also a beautiful expression of the bond connecting George and Martha and an equally distressing expression of that bond's breaking.
I don't really do 'favourites' though. Many literary couple could have made my list, I imagine.
It is a most dysfunctional and yet compelling deconstruction of a couple. It is also a beautiful expression of the bond connecting George and Martha and an equally distressing expression of that bond's breaking.
I don't really do 'favourites' though. Many literary couple could have made my list, I imagine.
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