A True Love of Literature by Richard Wiley (Korea)
By Richard Wiley (Korea 1967-69) A couple of weeks ago I was invited to (and attended) a book club here in Los Angeles … the oldest book club, I later found out, in a part of L.A. called Westchester, not far from Marina Del Rey and Venice Beach … really just an couple of hour’s hike, if you were in the mood and had good shoes, from the western shores of our continent. So you could go down there and try to find Catalina Island on the horizon (which many of us know is ‘twenty-six miles across the sea’). I was invited to the book club because its members had chosen my own recent novel The Grievers’ Group to read last month, and they had questions. By that I don’t mean questions like “How dare you write about grief? You don’t know grief from shinola!” but well-thought-out, literary-minded questions regarding my collection . . .
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