William Trevor Quotes
As A Writer One Doesn't Belong Anywhere. Fiction Writers, I Think, Are Even More Outside The Pale, Necessarily On The Edge Of Society. Because Society And People Are Our Meat, One Really Doesn't Belong In The Midst Of Society. The Great Challenge In Writing Is Always To Find The Universal In The Local, The Parochial. And To Do That, One Needs Distance.
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