So I'm glad she can paint a picture, but I wouldn't swear it has any relation to anything a reasonable person would accept as fact.
That is frustrating to hear. I had not encountered Anolik previously, so had no reason to mistrust her arrangement of interviews. I wonder then if she got to Bennington via Quintana Dunne. Which pages would have gone the way of the dropkick if you had actually paid money for them?
(Didion, like Munro, falls into the class of nationally famous literature I can't actually remember ever reading. My mother has been enjoying Eve Babitz, whose remembrances of Hollywood apparently chime interestingly with one of my mother's people who made it their home in a slightly earlier, overlapping era.)
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That is frustrating to hear. I had not encountered Anolik previously, so had no reason to mistrust her arrangement of interviews. I wonder then if she got to Bennington via Quintana Dunne. Which pages would have gone the way of the dropkick if you had actually paid money for them?
(Didion, like Munro, falls into the class of nationally famous literature I can't actually remember ever reading. My mother has been enjoying Eve Babitz, whose remembrances of Hollywood apparently chime interestingly with one of my mother's people who made it their home in a slightly earlier, overlapping era.)