“first novel called Tinkers. And now unlike most novelists, Paul's not really”
Books mentioned in Pulitzer Prize Winner Teaches Writing (Paul Harding Interview)
From How I Write · 2025-06-11
All matched books in this episode
“housekeeping is co-extensivity I just thought what if I”
“afternoon. Was teaching the beast in the jungle, the Henry James story. Amazing”
“was Olive Kitridge. So, you know, I was like, you know, I was just doing”
“Ironweed his novel Ironweed. It was another thing like he he couldn't get it”
“read Abselum Abselum. And I think sometimes when you're younger, it's”
“I know who've read Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance like six times”
“know, Moby Dick, like the language is so it hits this super saturation point”
“going to go read The Sound and the Fury. I'm going to go take on some really hard”
“Magic Mountain and War in Peace, and I'm going to do the work it takes to really”
“as good as Hamlet, you know? Shakespeare is just trying to write a good a book”
“that was as good as like the Joseph and his brother's story in Genesis, right?”
“Carlos Fentes Teranostra. That's before I knew what books I liked, I would just”
“Prospero at the end of uh the Tempest uh Shakespeare's last play and what he does”
“into, you know, like this other Eden, there's a bunch of scenes in a meadow”
“um Thorough's civil disobedience I think and I can't even I haven't read it but”