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Author Edited by Norman Thomas diGiovanni, Daniel Halpern and Frank MacShane
Publisher EP Dutton 1973
Format paperback
Condition Very good with some age tanning
Summary
Edited by Norman Thomas di Giovanni, Daniel Halpern, and Frank MacShane
Jorge Luis Borges, one of the most celebrated literary minds of the 20th century, offers profound insights into the art and craft of writing in Borges on Writing. This book compiles a series of lectures and discussions in which Borges reflects on language, literature, and storytelling, providing a rare glimpse into his creative process.
Through candid conversations, Borges delves into topics such as the role of the writer, the nature of storytelling, the influence of literary tradition, and the power of imagination. His thoughts are interwoven with sharp wit, philosophical musings, and a deep reverence for the written word. Edited with care, this collection preserves Borges’s intellectual playfulness and vast erudition, making it an essential read for writers, scholars, and literature enthusiasts alike.
With his characteristic blend of humility and wisdom, Borges challenges conventional views on originality, translation, and the relationship between writer and reader. Whether you are an aspiring writer or a seasoned literary scholar, Borges on Writing offers timeless guidance and inspiration.
A must-have for anyone interested in the philosophy of writing, literary theory, and the mind of a literary genius.