Phillip Lopate’s New Novellas
Wednesday, October 01, 2008
Phillip Lopate is best known for his essays, but his acclaimed new book, Two Marriages, is a collection of two novellas. Each novella is a portrait of a complex marriage set in Brooklyn.
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Comments [4]
Just answering the question about the Latin American writer (He was from Argentina and best friend with Borges) ADOLFO BIOY CASARES.
Can he repeat the latin american author
he just mentioned?
And, has he read Michell Houellebecq?
Leonard,
Ask him what he thinks of current Cinema? Was there a heyday and it had passes or is there still good films being made?
Philip has that great collection of early film essays, that he published. Really cool stuff.
Dave
What a pair of accomplished brothers!! But what happened to LL's accent, the one PL kept? =)
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