The Art of Fiction No. 215: Jeffrey Eugenides.

An interview is presented with the late 20th- and early 21st-century American author Jeffrey Eugenides discussing his life, literary career, and the techniques and features of fiction writing. Questions include discussion of his writing spaces and personal regimen for keeping the discipline of writi...

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Published in:Paris Review no. 199; pp. 118 - 149
Main Author: Gibbons, James
Format: Interview
Published: Paris Review Winter2011
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