“It’s like reading Tolstoy; you can’t just breeze through his stories, even if his writing is so easy, it just envelops you. You get stopped in your tracks by something he says, and it takes time to let it work its way through your head and your heart, both of them.”
—William Carlos Williams
BBC
Jan 20 2003
11:18 am
“It’s like reading Tolstoy; you can’t just breeze through his stories, even if his writing is so easy, it just envelops you. You get stopped in your tracks by something he says, and it takes time to let it work its way through your head and your heart, both of them.”
—William Carlos Williams