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14 September 2007
Brautigan and Dahl.
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I thought I'd given away my Brautigan books, but I didn't! I still have them! I think I learned of Richard Brautigan from my high school English teacher. I can't say I totally got him (Brautigan, not my senior year English teacher), but I desperately wanted to.
If only there weren't 150,000 books being published every year, I'd reread some of his stuff.
Posted by: Gail | 14 September 2007 at 07:26 PM