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Julie Hecht

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Julie Hecht


Born
The United States

Julie Hecht is a contemporary American fiction writer specializing in interlacing short stories. She is best known for her book "Do the Windows Open?," a series of short stories some of which first appeared independently in The New Yorker. ...more

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Do the Windows Open?

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Happy Trails to You

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“Then he closed his eyes and said grace silently. I noticed that any meal set before Andy was given respect. Dinners in diners--frozen shrimp with canned tomato sauce, canned vegetables, salads made with the worst part of the lettuce. And then chocolate and vanilla ice cream for dessert. "I'll pay extra for it if I have to," Andy said to the waitress.”
Julie Hecht, Was This Man a Genius?: Talks With Andy Kaufman

“That's the secret of life--by the time you know, it's too late.”
Julie Hecht, Happy Trails to You

“I'd never thought of that. I forgot that things can get better. I thought things could only get worse. This is why it's important to go out into the world and not stay alone with ponds. People tell you things.”
Julie Hecht, Do the Windows Open?

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