Zadie Smith writes that literature has a legacy of honorable failure. “A novel is a two-way street, in which the labour required on either side is, in the end, equal. Reading, done properly, is every bit as tough as writing – I really believe that.”
Zadie Smith writes that literature has a legacy of honorable failure. “A novel is a two-way street, in which the labour required on either side is, in the end, equal. Reading, done properly, is every bit as tough as writing – I really believe that.”