“One of the consolations of traditional authorship is that when a book is published, it’s finished. There’s that moment when the first hardbound copies come back from the publisher and one thinks: ‘Well, that’s that: now on to the next thing.'”
“One of the consolations of traditional authorship is that when a book is published, it’s finished. There’s that moment when the first hardbound copies come back from the publisher and one thinks: ‘Well, that’s that: now on to the next thing.'”