For those who write and those who want to, a book on the joys and fascinations of the literary life by an author whose work has pleased millions.
What The Reviewers Say
Evan Thomas,
The Washington Post
The pieces, in one way or another, express the joy of writing and offer advice, direct and indirect, on leading a life well lived. There is a certain random quality to the selection, and the book is not even Rosenblatt’s first on writing (in 2011, he published a similar collection.
Kitty Kelley,
Washington Independent Review of Books
Rosenblatt is not a man stooped by modesty.
Publishers Weekly
Rosenblatt...scoured through his back catalog to produce this delightful collection of short pieces, which include excerpts from his novels and memoirs (some previously unpublished) and selections of his essays.
Kirkus
Appreciative of sound and cadence, Rosenblatt has always been nourished by poets. Sometimes nostalgic, even sad, he regrets that although he has not 'eradicated world poverty' or 'put an end to injustice, or even to casual cruelty,' he has given the world a singular bequest: love.