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He has written eight number-one New York Times bestsellers – including Tuesdays with Morrie, the bestselling memoir of all time, which topped the list for four straight years and celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2022 – award-winning TV films, stage plays, screenplays, a nationally syndicated newspaper column, and a musical. Mitch Albom is the author of numerous books of fiction and nonfiction, which have collectively sold more than forty million copies in forty-eight languages worldwide. Would he die if he couldn’t? If so, then he should do everything in his power to create favorable conditions for writing. Instead of thinking about such things, Kappus should simply ask himself if he needs to write. Nobody can tell him if his work is good-not even Rilke. On the whole, Rilke advises Kappus not to seek out approval from others. Two of them show promise, but they still feel generic. Nonetheless, Rilke can tell Kappus that his poems lack a unique style. People think most things in life can be described in words, but Rilke disagrees-so much of life is “inexpressible,” and analytical writing often fails to grasp the true nature of poetry. He did read them, but there’s not much to say, since literary criticism pales in comparison to poetry itself. In his first response, Rilke thanks the young poet for his letter but says he can’t provide much insight into Kappus’s poems. A long, in-depth correspondence ensued, and Letters to a Young Poet comprises ten of Rilke’s letters to the young man. As a 19-year-old student, Franz Xaver Kappus wrote to the poet Rainer Maria Rilke to ask for advice about his own poetry. At her sweet 16 party, Kayla is left with much disappointment: not only does Nicole show up way late because of her date with Ben, but her mother throws her a party she doesn’t really want so she can impress some clients. 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The group was especially taken with Downing’s Millicent character, a suburban wife and mother who harbors and indulges some extremely terrifying impulses. It was, she says, “a lot about the publishing industry that just made me give up.”īut two years ago, Downing joined a local writing group that was very encouraging. Early on, she attended a writing conference in New Orleans (where she lives now, a transplant from the Bay Area). The perk is that it involves travel, and she loves to write in airports.ĭowning says she always wrote novels, in all genres-some she finished and some she didn’t. Her job (which she plans to keep) is as a corporate secretary for a manufacturing company. Until now, Downing tells me, she always thought of her writing as a hobby. He has read enough about the structure of plagues and transmissions from animals to humans to know that something is afoot. The rats are removed – and the town heaves a sigh of relief but Dr Rieux suspects that this is not the end. The inhabitants accuse the authorities of not acting fast enough. Soon the town is overrun with the mysterious deaths of thousands of rats, who stumble out of their hiding places in a daze, let out a drop of blood from their noses and expire. Then, with the pacing of a thriller, the horror begins. ‘Oran is an ordinary town,’ writes Camus, ‘nothing more than a French Prefecture on the coast of Algeria.’ The inhabitants lead busy money-centered and denatured lives they barely notice that they are alive. The book – written in sparse, haunting prose – takes us through a catastrophic outbreak of a contagious disease in the lightly fictionalised town of Oran on the Algerian coast, as seen through the eyes of the novel’s hero, a Doctor Rieux, a version of Camus himself.Īs the novel opens, an air of eerie normality reigns. |