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Jhumpa Lahiri

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Interpreter of Maladies

“So I wrote Interpreter of Maladies; that was my first book. I called it that — I heard the title in this strange flash.”

Conversations with Tyler · 11 Jan 2017

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The Last Diary

“These writings were collected in a book called The Last Diary, which I read. They’re almost like little fragments, epigrams, some of these little entries.”

Conversations with Tyler · 11 Jan 2017

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The Great Gatsby

“I read The Great Gatsby that year. And the following year I was introduced to Hardy, who has become so important to me as well.”

Conversations with Tyler · 11 Jan 2017

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Merwin, Mark Strand — you have examples of people who translate and make that part of their creative work, but relatively few fiction writers stop to think about it or engage with it. I think my knowledge of Italian writers has opened up something.

“Merwin, Mark Strand — you have examples of people who translate and make that part of their creative work, but relatively few fiction writers stop to think about it or engage with it. I think my knowledge of Italian writers has opened up something.”
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Jhumpa Lahiri
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Conversations with Tyler

03 / belief

Pavese wrote very much in the autobiographical vein and did things that, again, I think now, “Oh, it’s fashionable when the writer becomes a character,” and “Oh, we all write about ourselves,” and there’re a lot of memoirs.

“Pavese wrote very much in the autobiographical vein and did things that, again, I think now, “Oh, it’s fashionable when the writer becomes a character,” and “Oh, we all write about ourselves,” and there’re a lot of memoirs.”
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Jhumpa Lahiri
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Conversations with Tyler
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