Tag Archives: William Zinnser

“For what could be more peculiar than a crowd of grown-up people . . . discussing scholarly niceties that meant nothing to most of the world?”

Posted on November 22, 2022 by Kate Stover

One of the things that I love about Barbara Pym’s novels is that her characters never set out to impress anyone. They acknowledge that their choices – for example, attending an academic conference as treatment for a broken heart – … Continue reading →

Posted in fiction | Tagged , , , | Leave a comment