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Eileen Myles from Monofonus Press on Vimeo.
More on Myles from Emily Gould.
There was a sense of permission implicit in Myles’s writing; it might have been just the idea that your stories didn’t have to contain large frilly descriptive passages about how everything in a room looked and smelled and what everyone in the room was probably thinking. She gave me the idea that you could trust readers to assume a lot, and that not only did this mean less fakey straining for you, it also meant a different kind of experience for readers—a better kind, I thought.

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t8 says:
Oct 3, 2010
'Write to be understood, speak to be heard, read to grow.' -Lawrence Clark Powell-