Wednesday, July 02, 2014

Garrison Keillor On The Difference Between Novels And Radio Shows (And The Future Of His)

PEOPLE Posted:  

“A novel takes more than a week. … Novels tend to be too long, and they sink under their own weight – has anyone ever finished Moby-Dick? Anyone? They’re lying. A two-hour radio show is a hop, a skip, and a jump, with a bathroom break in the middle, and I am going to keep working on mine and maybe write one more Lake Wobegon novel, one with a dozen narrators.”

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