The DNA of Literature
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The DNA of Literature.
Welcome to the DNA of literature - over 50 years of literary wisdom rolled up in 300+ Writers-at-Work interviews, now available online - free. Founder and former Editor George Plimpton dreamed of a day when anyone - a struggling writer in Texas, an English teacher in Amsterdam, even a subscriber in Central Asia - could easily access this vast literary resource; with the establishment of this online archive that day has finally come. Now, for the first time, you can read, search, and download any or all of these in-depth interviews with poets, novelists, playwrights, essayists, critics, musicians, and more, whose work set the compass of twentieth-century writing, and continue to do so into the twenty-first.
The DNA of Literature.
Welcome to the DNA of literature - over 50 years of literary wisdom rolled up in 300+ Writers-at-Work interviews, now available online - free. Founder and former Editor George Plimpton dreamed of a day when anyone - a struggling writer in Texas, an English teacher in Amsterdam, even a subscriber in Central Asia - could easily access this vast literary resource; with the establishment of this online archive that day has finally come. Now, for the first time, you can read, search, and download any or all of these in-depth interviews with poets, novelists, playwrights, essayists, critics, musicians, and more, whose work set the compass of twentieth-century writing, and continue to do so into the twenty-first.