eric | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 05 2007 | art, books, music, Milan Kundera, Marcel Proust, towrite
Quoted: Was Flaubert bored by Madame Bovary? Was Proust's Albertine a man? Did Tolstoy kill off Anna Karenina too soon? Milan Kundera reflects on the history, secrets and future of his craft - and asks if literature itself is under threat from mediocrity and pointless proliferation
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