From Kazuo Ishiguro’s Nobel acceptance speech. Stories are about one person saying to another, This is the way it feels to me? Does it feel the same to you?
A few years back, in Baja, I was singing and gray whales heard it and came to the boat. I tried different songs, but the one they seemed to like was They Call the Wind Mariah from Paint Your Wagon.
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This week David talks to @tarawestover and philosopher @DrClareChambers about the enduring legacy of John Stuart Mill. How do Mill and Thomas Carlyle speak to contemporary concerns about conviction and doubt?
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I still have hope for @penamerica. I would not be on the board if I did not believe it was a crucial organization. But when a free expression organization for writers starts attacking writers in the name of free expression, something has gone very wrong. The organization no longer exists for writers. It exists for itself, at great cost to writers.
I agree with so much of what my friend Dinaw has to say here, about the controversy surrounding @PENamerica. I still believe change is possible, but we have a long way to go. One place PEN America could start: stop attacking writers. @dinaw_mengestu https://t.co/vHGHZ548at
I agree with so much of what my friend Dinaw has to say here, about the controversy surrounding @PENamerica. I still believe change is possible, but we have a long way to go. One place PEN America could start: stop attacking writers. @dinaw_mengestu https://t.co/vHGHZ548at
I agree with so much of what my friend Dinaw has to say here, about the controversy surrounding @PENamerica. I still believe change is possible, but we have a long way to go. One place PEN America could start: stop attacking writers. @dinaw_mengestu https://t.co/vHGHZ548at
For the record, here's the text of a letter I sent to PEN outlining my reasons for withdrawing from World Voices. [alt text cuts out half way so I'll post it twice with the second half in the second alt text]