I love Kundera and read his Unbearable Lightness of Being over and over again when I was in my 20s. "Good fiction (good literature) throws you into that “elusiveness of truth,” those in-between moments where no obvious point is being made. " Love this--we've been talking about those in-between spaces in AP Lit. I think I'm going to have them read this post. Thank you.
This resonated, yours (and Kundera's) ultimate point about what truths exactly fiction tries to get right, then, the connection to Robinson and O'Connor- bravo.
I love Kundera and read his Unbearable Lightness of Being over and over again when I was in my 20s. "Good fiction (good literature) throws you into that “elusiveness of truth,” those in-between moments where no obvious point is being made. " Love this--we've been talking about those in-between spaces in AP Lit. I think I'm going to have them read this post. Thank you.
This resonated, yours (and Kundera's) ultimate point about what truths exactly fiction tries to get right, then, the connection to Robinson and O'Connor- bravo.