THE INNER WORKINGS OF J.M. COETZEE
AND THE FISHINESS OF JAMES WOOD
Morgan Meis compares two literary figures at the height of their powers, J.M. Coetzee and James Wood, and finds the contrast one of personality as much as philosophy. Wood wants to plunge into the human comedy, Coetzee wants to get the hell out ...From THE SMART SET read more »
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