Now Steve, he is—in the most clinical sense—a “highly productive person” with an absent bandwidth for unnecessary upheaval in his life.
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So much depends upon this red wheelbarrow. But Williams never tells us what depends on it or why. He trusts us to understand.
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Sadie Kaye's new column, The Writer's Gauntlet, gets off to a celebrity start, thanks to the wit and support of Helen Lederer, fairy godmother to witty women everywhere and founder of the Comedy Women in Print Prize.
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Satrapi was not merely a writer. For many readers of my generation and even today, she has been proof that art could survive catastrophe.
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My children (who are at the ‘magic elementary’ age) loved it. They responded to the action, the humor, and the emotional points. As a parent, I appreciate that there were no themes too mature for an eight-year-old, cartoon violence aside.
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