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Vanity Fair's Writers on Writers
Vanity Fair's Writers on Writers | Graydon Carter
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A collection of beloved authors on beloved writers, including Martin Amis on Saul Bellow, Truman Capote on Willa Cather, and Salman Rushdie on Christopher Hitchens, as featured in Vanity Fair What did Christopher Hitchens think of Dorothy Parker? How did meeting e.e. cummings change the young Susan Cheever? What does Martin Amis have to say about how Saul Bellows love life influenced his writing? Vanity Fair has published many of the most interesting writers and thinkers of our time. Collected here for the first time are forty-one essays exploring how writers influence one another and our culture, from James Baldwin to Joan Didion to James Patterson. From the Trade Paperback edition.
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ReadingEnvy
ReadingEnvy
Vanity Fair's Writers on Writers | Graydon Carter
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Is anyone going to AWP? (Image is the book fair map!!!!)

SilversReviews No but I filled out the application for the BEA. 7y
saresmoore My goodness. A book fair that requires a map is my kind of book fair. 7y
ReadingEnvy @SilversReviews I bet that's a good one!! 7y
ReadingEnvy @saresmoore I know. I'm starting to question my shoe choices, but feeling happy I'm driving down. Hehe. 7y
SilversReviews @ReadingEnvy It is - tiring but good. 7y
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Vanity Fair's Writers on Writers | Graydon Carter
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Seen in Vanity Fair Magazine ✨ A sure great read on the fashionable love of literature.

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BookishMarginalia
BookishMarginalia
Vanity Fair's Writers on Writers | Graydon Carter
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This collection of essays previously published in Vanity Fair highlights the breadth and depth of the magazine's commitment to the literary life. The gimmick is simple but effective: assign one writer to examine the life or work of another and read what happens. The essays are a glorious, eclectic mix of styles, lengths, and vantage points, so every reader will find something to enjoy. This is a collection to be dipped into and savored.

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Zelma I used to love Vanity Fair and had a subscription for awhile. It started to feel a bit too Hollywood celebrity focused after awhile I let the subscription lapse. But the journalism is definitely top notch. 8y
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BookishMarginalia
BookishMarginalia
Vanity Fair's Writers on Writers | Graydon Carter
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From the introduction 👍🏼🤓

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