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This is how I look at it: a lot of artists say that once a work is "out there", it really belongs to the audience. Also, people start to get funny POVs when the
by browningstreet 3y ago
This is how I look at it: a lot of artists say that once a work is "out there", it really belongs to the audience. Also, people start to get funny POVs when they get older. He may have been living with a bunch of contradictory energies.
Did Pale King tarnish DFW's reputation? (Maybe a bad example, his demons did a bit of that) DFW's short stories and earlier novels seem to have stood well on their own and survived the publishing of the incomplete Pale King.
- bhelkey 3y ago> once a work is "out there", it really belongs to the audience. I wouldn't call a draft of an unpublished novel on a personal hard drive, "out there".