A collection of essays in which Oz brings his experience as novelist, teacher and critic to bear on the ways in which diverse writers enter into contact with the reader - by wooing them or by shock tactics. He analyzes writers such as Chekhov, Kafka, and Raymond Carver,
The Story Begins Summary
The Story Begins by Amos Oz
In these brilliant and fascinating essays, Amos Oz brings his experience as a novelist, teacher and critic to bear on the different ways in which writers enter into this strange and seductive contract with readers.
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