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9 de jun. de 2024 · En su libro El fin del fin de la Tierra, el autor de Las correcciones escribe un ensayo con el llamativo título “El ensayo en tiempos oscuros” en el cual asoma, más o menos, su visión sobre un género tan escurridizo.
9 de jun. de 2024 · The desire for freedom, in Franzen’s view, is nothing other than an adolescent urge for irresponsibility and unconnectedness. The novel is full of people whose freedom not only makes them miserable, it makes everyone around them miserable, too.
Hace 1 día · Jonathan Franzen turning off his internet during the writing day. David Foster Wallace’s footnotes — the un-self-contained text, looping back on itself. The fear of atomization. Notes (smart phone) — Writing as a physical activity, as something that can be done anywhere, integrated into regular life.
8 de jun. de 2024 · Jonathan Franzen: “El sexo es uno de los retos más difíciles para un escritor”. Eduardo Lago | Oct 15, 2021 - 23:01 EDT. El autor estadounidense publica ‘Encrucijadas’, comienzo de una ...
Hace 1 día · But Ms. Lombardo’s psychological acuity and her compassion for her characters amply reward attention. This is a big novel, engaging enough to entertain you through the summer and thoughtful enough to justify its considerable heft. While many novels are too long, Same as It Ever Was takes full advantage of its 500 pages to traverse the whole ...
Hace 2 días · This openness to the reality of religious experience in the lives of its characters without actually endorsing the specific beliefs in question as true reminded me of Crossroads, Jonathan Franzen’s most recent, which was similarly interested in a religious true believer and his family having crises of faith that resolved in favor of faith in a way that affirmed the reality and value of what ...
12 de jun. de 2024 · In an author interview with Jonathan Franzen, when asked about the danger novels face as leisure and entertainment pieces when there is an ever-widening and deepening ocean of OTT shows, which ostensibly provide equal if not more pleasure and fun to the entertainee, Franzen replied, (to paraphrase) it’d be useless for the novel to fight TV for attention.
