Ariel at Bittersweet Life really liked Annie Dillard’s Pilgrim at Tinker Creek. As I recall, so did Eldest Daughter. I tried to read something by Annie Dillard last summer, but I couldn’t get into it. Too much nature, as I’m remembering it. I probably should try again since I hear so many good things about her writing. I do sometimes misplace parts of my brain. Sometimes I even find them again
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Re: Dillard–The Writing Life is a great place to start with her. Short, pithy, and pretty representative of her writing.
I haven’t been crazy about much Annie Dillard that I’ve read, but I loved her memoir about growing up in Pittsburgh, “An American Childhood.” Wonderful.
Re: Dillard–The Writing Life is a great place to start with her. Short, pithy, and pretty representative of her writing.
I haven’t been crazy about much Annie Dillard that I’ve read, but I loved her memoir about growing up in Pittsburgh, “An American Childhood.” Wonderful.