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“I was not going to Honolulu because I wanted to see life reduced to a short story. I was going to Honolulu because I wanted to see life expanded to a novel, and I still do. I wanted not a window on the world but the world itself. I wanted everything in the picture. I wanted room for flowers and reef fish and people who might or might not have
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Joan Didion • After Henry: Essays
Joan Didion • On Keeping A Notebook
She told me she was writing a book about children, but the book evolved into Blue Nights, an elegy for one child, Quintana, and a discourse on growing older.
Sara Davidson • The Didion Files
I was not going to Honolulu because I wanted to see life reduced to a short story. I was going to Honolulu because I wanted to see life expanded to a novel, and I still do. I wanted not a window on the world but the world itself.
Joan Didion • Let Me Tell You What I Mean
American essayist Joan Didion, New York City, 17th March 2006.
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