

It had been many years since I last read Carver so I had forgotten how these stories are inhabited by people who are plagued by misery, doubt and very little forgiveness.
It had been many years since I last read Carver so I had forgotten how these stories are inhabited by people who are plagued by misery, doubt and very little forgiveness.
On my way to Los Angeles for a solo adventure, I figured the best way to get in the mood is to read a classic written by a NW author, adapted to film, relocated to the sprawling metropolis. You never know what's going to happen when you set off alone to a new place. Luck goes both ways, according to Carver and Altman.
After reading an Amy Schumer q&a in Entertainment Weekly, I want to see the Robert Altman film based off this collection of short stories.