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| A collection of introspective semi-autobiographical stories by a retired professor of creative writing. Set around a California waterfront town peopled by diverse and intriguing characters. Some are humorous, some tragic; all are profoundly involved ...more | |
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| Did not finish. It failed the Nancy Pearl test: I read 60+pages of it, and while parts of it were intriguing, it was simply too dark and filled with futility to hold my interest. The many, many archaic terms (archaic even for a fantasy novel!) were v ...more | |
“The writing took so long, in part, because Rhys was a perfectionist who reworked the novel over and over until it met her exacting standards—and also because she was spectacularly inept at managing her day-to-day life and was almost continually derailed from the project. As one of her editors, Diana Athill, wrote, “Her inability to cope with life’s practicalities went beyond anything I ever saw in anyone generally taken to be sane.”
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