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It's strange to actually be talking to him face-to-face, like he is just another person. He has become almost like just a story in my head now, someone I made up to make me feel better, to have something to do.
The Center of Everything by Laura Moriarty
Life is good, no matter how unlucky you are
INTERVIEWER ... What does age do to a writer? MAXWELL I think it makes you more serious. It makes you more aware of other people’s lives. You see more from the inside: the troubles, the sorrow, and the unfairness. And then when you accept the idea that life is good, no matter how unlucky you are, you get a firmer insight into it.
—Writer and editor William Maxwell, interviewed by John Seabrook. "The Art of Fiction, No. 71" in The Paris Review, No. 85, Fall 1985.
